Ranunculus
Ranunculus bouquet delivery in Los Angeles
Ranunculus look like small peonies, with dozens of thin, layered petals curled around a tight center. Our collection has about 20 designs, sold as wrapped bouquets, vase arrangements and flower boxes. For same-day ranunculus bouquet delivery in Los Angeles, place your order by 4:30 PM.
Colors and flower pairings
For pink, start with Pink Blooms, Shades of Pink and Pink Edit. White Whisper, Soft Pastels and Buttercream Edit keep to lighter shades, while Yellow Glow and Sunshine lean warm. Across the collection, ranunculus share the arrangement with roses, peonies, anemones, lilac, hydrangea or stocks, and other designs bring in tulips, dahlias, calla lilies, cymbidium or thistle. The color filter on this page covers white, beige, yellow, pink, purple, blue, green, rose gold and multicolor.
Choosing a ranunculus bouquet
Ranunculus suit birthdays and thank-you gifts, and their small, round blooms read as cheerful rather than formal. A vase arrangement or flower box arrives ready to display. A wrapped bouquet needs a vase at the other end, so pick a vase design if the recipient may not have one. If you love the layered look, compare our peony bouquets and anemone bouquets.
How to care for ranunculus
Ranunculus often arrive partly closed and open over the next few days. Their stems are hollow and turn soft in deep water, so a few inches of cool water is enough. Recut the stems at an angle and change the water every three days. Keep the vase away from heaters and direct sun. Our flower care guide covers mixed bouquets as well.
Ranunculus delivery across LA
We deliver Monday through Sunday to ZIP codes in Los Angeles and Orange counties, Santa Monica, Glendale and Downtown LA among them. At checkout you pick the delivery date and time; we can't guarantee an exact arrival time. Before you order, check that your ZIP code appears in our delivery policy.
How long do ranunculus last?
Cut ranunculus usually last about a week, and up to ten days in a cool room with clean water. Buds that arrive closed keep opening for the first few days, so the bouquet often looks fuller on day three than on delivery day.
