Ranunculus ficaria ‘Coffee Cream’
Large single cream flowers with a coffee coloured reverse. Spring. Any soil. Shade
to sun. Good ground cover. H15cm
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria ‘Collarette’
Neat golden yellow double flowers with a green centre. Any reasonable soil in shade
or sun. Good ground cover. H10cm.
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria ‘Double Bronze’
Double yellow, bronze backed flowers in spring. Any reasonable soil in shade or sun.
H10cm.
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria ‘Double Mud’
Double cream flowers in spring. Any reasonable soil in shade or sun. Good ground
cover. Height 10cm.
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria ‘Dusky Maiden’
Attractive fresh green foliage splashed with conker brown. Yellow flowers in spring.
Any reasonable soil in shade or sun. Good ground cover. Height 10cm
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria Flore Pleno Group
Tightly packed green centred, double yellow flowers in spring. Any reasonable soil
in shade or sun. Good ground cover. Height 10cm. £3.00
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria ‘Fried Egg’
Bud opens yellow and then petals fade to white with yellow centre. Any reasonable
soil in shade or sun. H10cm.
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria ‘Orange Sorbet’
Soft orange flowers in spring. One of the few orange cultivars. Any reasonable soil
in shade or sun. H10cm.
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria ‘Brazen Hussy’
Lesser celandine with deepest bronze leaves and deep yellow flowers. Any soil. Will
tolerate dry shade. Good ground cover. H15cm.
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria ‘Randall’s White’
Charming white flowers in spring. Any reasonable soil in shade or sun. H10cm.
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria ‘Salmon’s White’
Cream flowers in spring. Any reasonable soil in shade or sun. H10cm.
£3.00
Ranunculus ficaria cultivars
Our native Lesser Celandine is a cheerful sight in Spring with it’s shiny buttercup
yellow flowers. However it’s ability to spread from tubers make it unwelcome in most
gardens, although if your gardening is relaxed then only a transient irritant.
There are however many interesting varieties providing a range of interesting flowers
and leaf forms without the invasive tendency. Like the common native they will thrive
in moist soils but will also tolerate drier conditions.