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Ranunculus Flowers

Ranunculus are layered, rose-like flowers with tissue-thin petals, and Flower Club delivers them same day in Melbourne for $14.99 (order by 1pm, Monday to Saturday, within 30 km of the CBD) and free next day anywhere in Australia. They usually last about a week in a vase.

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Ranunculus delivery: quick facts

  • Vase life: usually around seven days, sometimes longer when kept cool.
  • Colours: white, cream, yellow, orange, pink, red and two-tone.
  • Free next-day delivery anywhere in Australia when you order by 1pm Melbourne time. Outside Melbourne’s same-day area, delivery is the next business day, Monday to Friday.
  • Same-day delivery in Melbourne: $14.99, to any address within 30 km of the CBD, Monday to Saturday, when you order by 1pm.
  • Sunday delivery in Melbourne: order by 1pm on Saturday.
  • Remote addresses: delivered to the nearest Licensed Post Office.
  • Payment: card, PayPal or Afterpay.

Ranunculus guide

What are ranunculus?

Ranunculus, also called Persian buttercups, belong to the buttercup family. Each bloom is made of many thin, layered petals, which is why they’re often mistaken for roses or peonies. They flower in late winter and spring.

Ranunculus colours and meanings

  • White: purity, a favourite for weddings.
  • Yellow: happiness and cheer.
  • Pink: grace and charm.
  • Red: passion and love.
  • Orange: energy and warmth.

How to care for cut ranunculus

  1. Trim the stems on an angle and remove any leaves below the water line.
  2. Place them in a clean vase with fresh, cool water.
  3. Keep them out of direct sun and away from heaters and draughts.
  4. Change the water every day or two and give the stems a fresh trim.
  5. Remove any blooms that fade so the rest stay fresh.

Using ranunculus in arrangements

Ranunculus shine on their own in a single colour, or mixed with roses, peonies and eucalyptus. They’re popular in wedding bouquets, buttonholes and table flowers because of their soft, layered look.

Ranunculus questions

How long do ranunculus last?

Usually around seven days in a vase, sometimes longer if they’re kept cool and the water is changed often.

When are ranunculus in season in Australia?

Late winter and spring.

Are ranunculus the same as peonies?

No. They look similar, but ranunculus are smaller with thinner, tightly layered petals, and they belong to the buttercup family.

What do ranunculus symbolise?

Charm and admiration in general; by colour, red for love, pink for grace, yellow for happiness and white for purity.

Can I get ranunculus delivered same day in Melbourne?

Yes, when they’re in stock. Order by 1pm, Monday to Saturday, for same-day delivery within 30 km of the Melbourne CBD ($14.99).

Questions? Call (03) 9432 0346, Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm. If the line is busy, email contact@flowerclub.com.au.

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