Ranunculus Tecolote® Burning Embers Collection – Red, Orange & Yellow Double Ranunculus Corms

Ranunculus Tecolote® Burning Embers Collection – Fiery Red, Orange & Yellow Spring Flowers

Blazing sunset colors, luxurious layers of silky petals, magnificent rose-like blossoms, and a whole lot of cottage garden WOW!

Some flowers are soft and subtle.

Others set the whole garden aglow!

Meet our spectacular Ranunculus Tecolote® Burning Embers Collection, a breathtaking blend of fiery red, glowing orange, and brilliant yellow Ranunculus flowers that brings warmth, romance, and extraordinary beauty to your spring garden.

If you adore bold colors, luxurious double flowers, and gorgeous bouquets that look like they came straight from a professional flower farm, you're going to fall completely in love with this collection!

Inspired by the glowing colors of a beautiful sunset, Burning Embers combines rich, warm shades that create an unforgettable spring display.

Imagine brilliant red blossoms mingling with glowing orange flowers and sunny yellow blooms.

Each magnificent flower is filled with delicate, overlapping petals that create the full, romantic appearance Ranunculus are famous for.

The result?

A gorgeous garden overflowing with color, texture, and irresistible cottage garden charm.

Absolutely stunning!

Whether you're planting a dedicated cutting garden, filling decorative patio containers, or creating a breathtaking spring border, Ranunculus Tecolote® Burning Embers Collection delivers spectacular color and timeless floral beauty.

A Breathtaking Blend of Sunset-Inspired Flowers

Want a spring garden that glows with gorgeous color?

Burning Embers is ready to make a statement!

This extraordinary collection features a beautiful assortment of red, orange, and yellow Tecolote® Ranunculus.

The red flowers bring rich, dramatic color.

The orange blossoms add warmth and vibrant energy.

And the yellow flowers create cheerful highlights that make the entire planting feel bright and inviting.

Together, these sunset-inspired shades create a spectacular combination that's both bold and romantic.

The colors look especially beautiful when planted in generous groups, allowing the different shades to mingle naturally.

Imagine a sunny garden bed filled with glowing Ranunculus flowers, their layered petals catching the spring sunshine.

It's like having a little piece of sunset blooming right in your garden!

And because the collection includes several warm color families, there are so many beautiful ways to design your planting.

Mix the colors together for a relaxed, cottage garden appearance.

Or arrange them in separate groups for a dramatic, coordinated display.

Either way, the results can be absolutely breathtaking.

Collection Note: Burning Embers is supplied as a blend of red, orange, and yellow shades. Individual cultivars, exact color proportions, and the number of corms in each shade have not been specified and cannot be guaranteed.

Luxurious Double Ranunculus with Rose-Like Petals

Love flowers that look like a cross between a garden rose and a fluffy Peony?

You're going to adore Tecolote® Ranunculus!

These spectacular flowers are treasured for their magnificent, densely layered blossoms.

Each flower features an abundance of delicate, paper-thin petals arranged in beautiful, rounded layers.

As the buds open, the petals gradually unfold into lush, full blossoms with an incredibly romantic appearance.

And when those luxurious flowers appear in shades of red, orange, and yellow, the effect is extraordinary!

The vibrant colors highlight every delicate fold and layer, creating beautiful depth and texture.

Burning Embers is especially lovely for gardeners who enjoy dramatic flowers that make a statement without sacrificing that soft, romantic cottage garden feeling.

Its magnificent blooms bring both elegance and excitement to spring borders, decorative containers, and fresh floral arrangements.

A Cutting Garden Collection You'll Absolutely Love

Dreaming of armfuls of gorgeous spring flowers?

Ranunculus are among the most beloved flowers for cutting gardens, and Burning Embers is a spectacular choice!

Their luxurious blossoms, elegant stems, and excellent vase life make them wonderful for fresh bouquets and floral arrangements.

And this collection's sunset-inspired colors are especially beautiful indoors.

Imagine a vase overflowing with rich red, glowing orange, and sunny yellow Ranunculus.

The combination feels warm, cheerful, and wonderfully romantic.

These gorgeous flowers are perfect for spring centerpieces, cottage garden bouquets, special occasion arrangements, and fresh flowers throughout your home.

For a bold arrangement, combine all three colors with delicate greenery.

For something softer, pair the warm Ranunculus shades with creamy white flowers.

Or create separate bouquets featuring red, orange, or yellow blossoms.

Our Cottage Garden Tip: Plant Burning Embers in a dedicated cutting bed so you can harvest fresh stems while leaving plenty of gorgeous flowers to enjoy outdoors.

Gorgeous Spring Flowers for Beds, Borders & Containers

One of the wonderful things about Ranunculus Tecolote® Burning Embers Collection is its versatility.

These beautiful spring flowers look spectacular in sunny garden beds, cottage borders, raised beds, and decorative containers.

Growing approximately 18–24 inches tall, Tecolote® Ranunculus produce elegant flowering stems that display their magnificent blossoms above attractive green foliage.

Their beautiful height makes them especially useful for creating colorful spring borders and dedicated cutting gardens.

And with recommended spacing of approximately 4–6 inches, you can create a wonderfully full planting when the corms are arranged in groups.

Burning Embers is especially striking when planted against dark green foliage or alongside softer-colored spring flowers.

The contrast allows the fiery blossoms to take center stage.

And because Ranunculus are well suited to container growing, gardeners with patios, porches, or smaller spaces can enjoy their extraordinary flowers, too!

Why We Love Ranunculus Tecolote® Burning Embers Collection

• Spectacular Sunset Colors: A beautiful blend of red, orange, and yellow flowers brings warmth and brilliance to spring gardens.

• Luxurious Double Blossoms: Magnificent layers of delicate petals create full, rose-like flowers.

• Outstanding Cut Flowers: Excellent for long-lasting bouquets, romantic arrangements, and spring centerpieces.

• Beautiful in Containers: Perfect for sunny patios, decorative planters, and seasonal container gardens.

• Gorgeous for Cottage Borders: Adds vibrant color and luxurious texture to spring flower beds.

• Wonderful Design Versatility: Mix the colors together or plant them in separate groups.

• Elegant Flowering Height: Plants grow approximately 18–24 inches tall.

• Cool-Season Growing Options: Suitable for fall planting in warm climates, protected fall planting in Zone 7, and spring growing in colder regions.

Ranunculus Corm Details & Growing Information

• Product Name: Ranunculus Tecolote® Burning Embers Collection

• Botanical Name: Ranunculus asiaticus (Tecolote® Series)

• Common Name: Burning Embers Ranunculus / Sunset Color Ranunculus Mix

• Plant Type: Spring-Flowering Perennial Grown From Corms

• Collection Colors: Shades of Red, Orange & Yellow

• Flower Form: Full, Densely Layered, Rose-Like Blossoms

• Outdoor Hardiness Zones: 8–10

• Zone 7 Fall Planting: Possible Under Protective Cover with Appropriate Winter Protection

• Zones 3–7: Suitable for Seasonal Spring Planting; Protection Required for Overwintering

• Mature Height: 18–24 Inches

• Recommended Spacing: 4–6 Inches Apart

• Sun Exposure: Full Sun

• Bloom Season: Spring, Depending on Climate and Planting Time

• Water Needs: Moderate During Active Growth

• Soil Preference: Fertile, Loose, Well-Draining Soil

• Planting Season: Fall in Zones 8–10; Protected Fall Planting in Zone 7; Midwinter Indoor Starting or Spring Planting in Colder Regions

• Best Uses: Cottage Gardens, Cutting Gardens, Spring Borders, Raised Beds, Decorative Containers, Patio Planters & Fresh Bouquets

When & How to Plant Ranunculus Tecolote® Burning Embers Collection

Plant for a Spectacular Display of Fiery Spring Flowers!

Growing Ranunculus Tecolote® Burning Embers Collection is a wonderful way to bring luxurious flowers and extraordinary color to your garden.

Ranunculus grow from small, claw-shaped corms that develop into beautiful flowering plants when provided with suitable growing conditions.

And here's one of the most important things to remember:

Ranunculus love cool growing weather, plenty of sunshine, and excellent drainage!

Because they perform best during relatively mild temperatures, planting time is especially important.

The good news?

There are several ways to grow these gorgeous flowers, depending on your climate.

Option 1: Fall Planting in Zones 8–10

In warmer climates within USDA Zones 8–10, Ranunculus can be planted outdoors in fall for spring flowering.

The mild winter growing season allows plants to establish roots and develop foliage before producing their magnificent blossoms.

Choose a sunny location with fertile, well-draining soil.

Plant corms approximately 2 inches deep, with the claw-like points facing downward.

Space them approximately 4–6 inches apart.

Water after planting, then maintain moderate moisture during active growth without allowing the soil to become waterlogged.

Fall planting is an excellent option where winter conditions remain suitable for Ranunculus growth.

Option 2: Fall Planting in Zone 7 Under Cover

Yes! Zone 7 gardeners can also try fall planting Ranunculus!

For gardeners in USDA Zone 7, fall planting is possible when the corms and emerging plants receive appropriate winter protection.

This is a wonderful option for gardeners who want to take advantage of the cool growing season and encourage earlier spring flowering.

However, Ranunculus are not reliably winter-hardy outdoors in Zone 7 without protection.

For the best chance of success, grow them under a protective structure such as:

• A low tunnel covered with suitable frost-protection material
• A cold frame
• An unheated greenhouse with additional protection during severe freezes
• Another appropriately insulated, well-ventilated growing structure

Choose a well-draining planting area or raised bed, and avoid locations where winter rain causes standing water.

Protection should help shield the plants from hard freezes, excessive winter moisture, and damaging temperature fluctuations.

During prolonged or severe cold spells, additional insulation or supplemental protection may be necessary.

Important: Fall planting under cover in Zone 7 is an advanced seasonal growing option, not a guarantee of winter survival. Results depend on local temperatures, the protection provided, soil drainage, and winter weather.

Option 3: Start Ranunculus in Midwinter for Spring Planting

Want a head start on your gorgeous spring flowers?

You can begin preparing and pre-sprouting Ranunculus corms in midwinter in a protected growing space.

This is especially helpful for gardeners in colder climates who want to get their plants growing before outdoor conditions are suitable.

Because Ranunculus are grown from corms rather than seeds, this process is commonly called pre-sprouting or starting corms, rather than sowing.

How to Pre-Sprout Ranunculus Corms

1. Begin in Midwinter: Choose a starting date based on your local last-frost timing and the protected growing space available.
2. Rehydrate the Corms: Soak the claw-shaped corms in room-temperature water for approximately 3–4 hours.
3. Prepare a Growing Tray: Fill a shallow tray with lightly moistened, well-draining potting mix.
4. Position the Corms: Place the corms with their claw-like points facing downward.
5. Cover Lightly: Surround the corms with moist growing medium.
6. Keep Cool and Protected: Place the tray in a cool, frost-free location with suitable ventilation.
7. Monitor Moisture: Keep the medium lightly moist, never saturated.
8. Check for Root Development: Once the corms have developed healthy roots and shoots, they can be transferred to individual pots or planted into suitable protected growing conditions.

Pre-sprouting often takes approximately 10–14 days, although timing varies with temperature, moisture, and corm condition.

If outdoor temperatures are still too cold, continue growing the young plants in a bright, cool, protected location until conditions are appropriate.

Important: Midwinter starting should take place in a suitable protected environment. Do not place newly sprouted Ranunculus directly outdoors into frozen soil or severe winter weather.

Option 4: Spring Planting in Zones 3–7

Gardeners in Zones 3–7 can enjoy Burning Embers as a beautiful seasonal spring flower.

Plant outdoors once the soil is workable and conditions are suitable for young Ranunculus plants.

In many cold regions, this is around April, although the exact timing depends on local weather and frost risk. In zones 5-7, you can start planting out under cover in late February.

Because Ranunculus prefer cool weather, avoid delaying planting until the hottest part of spring or summer.

For gardeners who want earlier growth, midwinter pre-sprouting is a wonderful option.

Once plants are established and outdoor conditions are appropriate, transplant them into a sunny garden bed or decorative container.

Protect young plants from damaging freezes and provide moderate moisture during active growth.

General Ranunculus Planting Instructions

• Planting Depth: Approximately 2 inches.
• Corm Spacing: Approximately 4–6 inches apart.
• Planting Position: Claw-like points facing downward.
• Sunlight: Full sun.
• Soil: Fertile, loose, well-draining soil.
• Watering: Moderate during active growth.
• Flowering Season: Spring, with timing depending on planting date and growing conditions.
• Winter Protection: Required for reliable overwintering outside the listed Zones 8–10 hardiness range.

Avoid overwatering dormant or newly planted corms before active growth begins, as excessive moisture can encourage rot.

Growing Burning Embers Ranunculus in Containers

Want a patio glowing with fiery red, orange, and yellow flowers?

Burning Embers is absolutely beautiful in decorative containers!

Its magnificent double blossoms and vibrant sunset colors make it a spectacular choice for patios, porches, and seasonal container gardens.

For the best results:

1. Choose a Spacious Container: Select a pot with enough room for healthy root development.
2. Provide Excellent Drainage: Use a container with drainage holes and quality potting mix.
3. Plant at the Correct Depth: Position corms approximately 2 inches deep.
4. Allow Proper Spacing: Space corms approximately 4–6 inches apart.
5. Provide Full Sun: Place containers in a bright location with abundant sunlight.
6. Water During Growth: Maintain moderate moisture without allowing the soil to become soggy.
7. Protect From Freezing Temperatures: Move containers into an appropriate protected location when hard freezes threaten.

For a spectacular display, plant several containers and arrange them together near your front entrance or along a sunny patio.

The rich red, glowing orange, and sunny yellow blossoms create a breathtaking combination!

Growing Tecolote® Ranunculus for Cut Flowers

Dreaming of gorgeous spring bouquets filled with luxurious sunset-colored flowers?

Burning Embers is a wonderful choice for a dedicated cutting garden.

Ranunculus are treasured for their magnificent rose-like blossoms, elegant stems, and excellent vase life.

For the best results, harvest flowers when the buds are colored and beginning to open but before the petals become fully expanded.

Use clean, sharp pruners and place cut stems in fresh water as soon as possible.

Display arrangements in a cool location away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.

Refresh vase water regularly to help maintain flower quality.

For a spectacular cottage garden bouquet, combine red, orange, and yellow Tecolote® Ranunculus with delicate greenery and creamy white spring flowers.

Or create a dramatic arrangement using only the fiery colors from this collection.

The result is warm, romantic, and absolutely stunning.

Caring for Ranunculus After Flowering

Want to keep your gorgeous Ranunculus healthy throughout the growing season?

During active growth, provide full sun, moderate moisture, and good air circulation.

Remove spent flowers as needed to keep plants looking tidy.

After flowering, allow healthy foliage to remain until it naturally yellows and dies back.

The leaves help the corms store energy as they complete their seasonal growth cycle.

As the foliage begins to fade, gradually reduce watering.

In suitable warm climates with excellent drainage, Ranunculus corms may remain in the ground during dormancy.

In colder regions, gardeners may choose to lift and store dormant corms in a cool, dry, frost-free location.

Successful storage and future flowering depend on corm health, storage conditions, and climate.

For the most dependable spring displays, many gardeners choose to plant fresh Ranunculus corms each season.

Our Cottage Garden Tip

Create a spectacular spring garden that glows like a beautiful sunset!

For a breathtaking display, plant Ranunculus Tecolote® Burning Embers Collection in generous groups, allowing the rich red, glowing orange, and sunny yellow blossoms to mingle naturally.

Want a dramatic look?

Plant the colors in sweeping drifts for bold bands of warm spring color.

Prefer something softer and more romantic?

Mix the shades together throughout a sunny cottage garden border for a gorgeous sunset-inspired display.

Pair Burning Embers with creamy white Ranunculus, soft yellow spring flowers, burgundy foliage, or delicate greenery for a beautiful combination of color and texture.

And don't forget the cutting garden!

These luxurious flowers are wonderful for fresh bouquets and romantic arrangements.

Maryland Gardeners: Burning Embers Ranunculus can be grown successfully as a seasonal spring flower in Maryland with thoughtful timing and protection.

For gardeners in Zone 7, fall planting under cover is an option.

Use a properly protected low tunnel, cold frame, or unheated greenhouse, and provide additional protection during hard freezes.

Excellent drainage is essential, especially during Maryland's wet winter weather.

Another wonderful option is to start your Ranunculus corms indoors or in a protected growing space beginning in midwinter.

Pre-sprout the corms, then continue growing them under suitable protected conditions until they can be planted outdoors.

For direct spring planting, aim for the cool part of spring, often around April, adjusting for your local weather and frost conditions.

Because Maryland summers can become hot and humid, Ranunculus may finish flowering as temperatures rise.

For the best results, provide full sun, well-draining soil, moderate moisture, and good air circulation.

Important for Pet Owners: Ranunculus plants contain irritating compounds and are toxic to cats, dogs, and other pets if ingested. Keep corms and plants away from curious animals and children.

Fiery Red Blossoms. Glowing Orange Petals. Golden Spring Sunshine. A Whole Lot of Cottage Garden WOW!