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Tecolote Cafe

 Note: Bulbs ship starting in October based on availability and your zone, unlike other products. Plant around or after your first frost but before the ground freezes.


Tecolote Cafe is a tri-color Ranunculus in shades of orange, rust, and gold with streaky petals that look like they were quickly brushed over by an artist. Each corm produces 7-10 stems of gently scented flowers that average 18-24” tall. Tecolote Cafe is deer-resistant and makes an excellent cut flower. Ranunculus do well in beds, borders, or pots.

Tecolote Cafe is sold in packs of 10.

Planting Instructions: 

Plant Ranunculus in the fall for zones 8-11 for spring blooms. In zones 4-7, store the hardened corms in a cool, dark place and plant in early spring for mid-summer blooms.

  1. Soak corms in room temperature water for 3-4 hours; avoid oversoaking.

  2. Choose an area with full sun for planting.

  3. Add compost and a balanced fertilizer to your soil.

  4. Plant corms 9” apart, 2-3” deep, with tentacles facing down in the soil.

  5. Water after planting and continue weekly watering to ensure the corms do not dry out for the remainder of the growing season.

$9.10

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Tecolote Cafe

$26.00

$9.10

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 Note: Bulbs ship starting in October based on availability and your zone, unlike other products. Plant around or after your first frost but before the ground freezes.


Tecolote Cafe is a tri-color Ranunculus in shades of orange, rust, and gold with streaky petals that look like they were quickly brushed over by an artist. Each corm produces 7-10 stems of gently scented flowers that average 18-24” tall. Tecolote Cafe is deer-resistant and makes an excellent cut flower. Ranunculus do well in beds, borders, or pots.

Tecolote Cafe is sold in packs of 10.

Planting Instructions: 

Plant Ranunculus in the fall for zones 8-11 for spring blooms. In zones 4-7, store the hardened corms in a cool, dark place and plant in early spring for mid-summer blooms.

  1. Soak corms in room temperature water for 3-4 hours; avoid oversoaking.

  2. Choose an area with full sun for planting.

  3. Add compost and a balanced fertilizer to your soil.

  4. Plant corms 9” apart, 2-3” deep, with tentacles facing down in the soil.

  5. Water after planting and continue weekly watering to ensure the corms do not dry out for the remainder of the growing season.