This peony-flowered ranunculus mix offers double blooms with many layers of petals in an assortment of colours. Shades and their proportions can vary, creating naturally varied bouquets and container displays. Following spring planting, flowering develops during the growing season; each packet contains five claws.

In spring, plant outdoors after the local risk of frost has passed, or start the claws in frost-free pots a few weeks earlier. Choose a sunny location and well-drained soil. First soak the claws in room-temperature water for 3–4 hours. Plant with the claws pointing downwards, approximately 5 cm deep and 10 cm apart.

Plant them in a small group to enjoy the colour mix, and cut a few stems as the flowers begin to open for bouquets. Keep the soil lightly moist without standing water. These ranunculus are seasonal plants in cold regions and need frost protection; they are harmful if eaten and their sap can irritate skin.