Description
This white ranunculus spray brings the soft, layered charm of one of the prettiest garden blooms into your home without any of the upkeep. Each artificial flower stem carries several ranunculus heads in different stages of opening, from tight buds to fuller flowers, so the display looks natural rather than uniform. The petals are the standout feature: dozens of fine, papery layers that overlap in the tight, rounded shape ranunculus are known for, with a gentle cupped curl at the edges and a subtle cream tone deep in the centre that keeps the white from looking flat.
Standing at 45cm tall with a spread of around 15cm, the white ranunculus spray works on its own in a slim bud vase or grouped with other stems for something fuller. It sits well in a bedroom, on a hallway console, or across a dining table, and the plastic construction means it holds up in bright spots without wilting. Mix it with foliage, dried grasses, or a few coloured blooms to soften an all-white scheme, or clustered in odd numbers for a relaxed, just-picked feel. The stems can be gently bent and angled to suit tall vases or low bowls.
Care is simple. There is no water needed, so no cloudy vases or dropped petals to clear away. Dust occasionally with a soft cloth or a light shake to keep the petals looking fresh, and reshape the bendable stems whenever you rearrange your display. Kept out of harsh, constant sunlight, the white colour stays true for years.
Specification
| Flower |
Ranunculus |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Height |
45cm |
| Width |
15cm |
| Depth |
10cm |
Frequently Asked
How realistic does the white ranunculus spray look?
Very. The many thin, overlapping petals mimic the tightly packed layers of a real ranunculus, and the mix of buds and open heads on one stem gives it a lifelike, garden-grown look.
How do I style it with other flowers?
Group a few sprays in odd numbers for a fuller vase, or pair with foliage and dried stems. It also mixes well with coloured blooms if you want the white to lift a brighter arrangement.
How do I clean and dust it?
Wipe the petals gently with a soft, dry cloth or give the stem a light shake now and then. Avoid soaking it, as the flower is made to stay dry.
Does it need water or any other care?
No water at all. Just dust occasionally and keep it away from constant direct sunlight to protect the white colour.
Will the petals shed or fade over time?
The petals are fixed securely and will not drop, and the plastic holds its white shade well when kept out of harsh, prolonged sun.