‘Amandine White’ ranunculus brightens bouquets with fully double white-to-cream blooms, sometimes with a pale green tint at the centre. It brings a soft touch to containers and small flowering groupings. Flowering follows spring planting 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.

The pale flowers combine easily with pink, mauve or brighter blooms. Water at soil level as needed without saturating the soil, and cut flowers as they begin to open for bouquets. Protect the plant from freezing in cold regions; avoid ingestion and sap contact with sensitive skin.