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No, the ranunculus blooms in the early spring and will continue to do so until the beginning of summer. At this point, the plant will go dormant. If you are growing the plant indoors, then it is possible to have it bloom in the summer, depending on the growing conditionsRead More →

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A. Ranunculus tubers are planted in the late fall and produce colorful spring flowers for garden borders and for cutting, too. If you were to leave the tubers in the ground through the summer in an area that is being irrigated, the tubers would most likely rot. Do ranunculus bulbsRead More →