Enjoy the various ways ranunculus bloom at the beginning of spring

Among the spring flowers,
Ranunculus stands out for its abundance of variety at this time of year.

Even a single flower has a strong presence,
It adds a touch of spring elegance to bouquets and arrangements.

Ranunculus is a flower that grows in the garden.
In fact, the impression they give varies depending on how they bloom.
At florists, we enjoy these differences when purchasing flowers.

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The classic beauty of rosette blooms

Among the ranunculus
The rosette bloom is a popular and so-called "classic" variety.

The petals overlap one another,
It has a soft, round shape, making it difficult to see the center.
This is the classic way that ranunculus blooms.

There is a wide variety of colors available,
It's easy to choose for gifts or for your home,
It adds a sense of security to your spring bouquet.

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Lux Saki, clad in light

The petals are shiny,
Lux blooms, shining as if reflecting light.

Even a single flower has a striking presence,
It adds a touch of elegance to even a simple bouquet.

As it blooms, its appearance changes,
Another attractive feature is that you can enjoy it over time.

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The dignified appearance of anemones blooming

The anemone blooms with a clean impression, with the center clearly visible.

Not too sweet,
It has a somewhat mature atmosphere.

Natural arrangements and
It blends well with bouquets of muted colors.

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Expressive Moroccan blooms

The overlapping of the petals and the coloring are unique.
Each Moroccan flower is unique.

The slightly rough and natural look
It creates a spring-like lightness.

When you want to add movement to your bouquet,
Recommended as a subtle accent.

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Enjoy spring by choosing flowers based on their blooming pattern

Ranunculus is a
These flowers are fun to choose not only for their color but also for the way they bloom.

There is no right or wrong answer.
"I like this atmosphere."
It's best to choose based on your intuition.

At the entrance of spring,
I hope you find your favorite ranunculus.