‘Amandine Bonbon’ ranunculus bears richly pink, fully double flowers with layers of petals reminiscent of small roses. It brings vivid colour to containers and bouquets during its summer flowering period, depending on when it is started. Each packet contains five claws for planting.

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.

Keep the soil lightly moist during growth without standing water, and remove spent flowers. Pair its strong colour with white or pale pink for a contrasting bouquet. In cold Canadian regions, grow it as a seasonal plant protected from freezing; it is harmful if eaten and its sap can irritate skin.