We're offering you a 10 or 20 Ranunculus 'Red' Bulbs for £3.99, saving you up to 60% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £9.99 (correct as of 21.11.2025).

Bring Dramatic Red Blooms to Your Garden with Ranunculus 'Red'

Ranunculus asiaticus, known for its lush, multi-layered petals and vibrant colour, is a favourite among gardeners and florists alike. This pack offers you a choice of 10 or 20 premium 'Red' ranunculus bulbs, each ready to deliver a spectacular display of scarlet blooms in late spring.

• Breathtaking Appearance: Each plant produces multiple florist-quality flowers with endless layers of vivid red petals, standing tall above finely divided foliage.
• Seasonal Impact: Ranunculus bridges the colour gap between early spring bulbs and summer perennials, providing lasting interest when other plants fade.
• Perfect for Cutting: Their sturdy stems and long-lasting blooms make them ideal for bouquets and vase displays.

How to Grow Ranunculus 'Red'

• Planting Time: Plant bulbs in autumn or early spring after the risk of frost has passed.
• Location: Choose a sheltered, sunny spot with well-drained soil. Raised beds or containers work well if your garden is prone to winter wet.
• Soil: Prefers neutral to slightly acidic soil (pH 6–7). Avoid heavy clay or waterlogged sites.
• Caring Tips: Water regularly during active growth but avoid winter wetness. Mulch lightly in colder areas or lift bulbs after flowering if frost is severe.
• Mature Size: Grows up to 40cm (16") high and spreads to 30cm (12").

Add Vibrancy to Any Garden Scheme

• Borders & Rockeries: Pair with late-flowering tulips, alliums, or forget-me-nots for layered colour.
• Pots & Containers: Mix with violas or trailing lobelia for patio impact.
• Bouquet Gardens: Combine with anemones or peonies for stunning home-cut arrangements.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant ranunculus bulbs?
  The best time is autumn in mild areas or early spring after frost risk has passed.
• How deep should I plant the bulbs?
  Plant bulbs about 5cm (2") deep with the claws facing downwards.
• Will ranunculus come back every year?
  If protected from winter wet and severe frost, ranunculus can return each year. In colder regions, lift and store bulbs over winter.