Pina Colada Garden Ranunculus Mix (Pack of 20)

Pina Colada Garden Ranunculus Mix is a dreamy blend of creamy coconut white, ivory, soft vanilla and buttery pineapple yellow, finished with the prettiest touches of blush and pink around the edges of some blooms. Inspired by the creamy tropical drink, the mix brings together soft, milky shades and gentle yellows, with just enough pink-blushed detail to make every handful beautifully varied.

These Garden Ranunculus produce lush, rose-like flowers on more compact plants than the tall varieties traditionally grown specifically for cutting. This makes them particularly lovely planted towards the front of borders, woven through cottage-style beds and potager paths, or grown in beautiful pots and containers.

Their soft, creamy palette also makes Pina Colada easy to combine with white roses, ornamental grasses and other pastel spring flowers for a gentle, romantic garden scheme.

Pina Colada forms part of our Tooty Fruity Garden Ranunculus Collection, a Love Dahlias passion project being developed right here on our farm in Douglas, South Africa. We are growing and trialling the different colours ourselves, watching how they perform in the garden and carefully creating colour recipes that we would love to grow in our own gardens.

Coming for the 2026/2027 season

Tooty Fruity Garden Ranunculus will go on sale from December 2026, with delivery scheduled for February 2027.

Please keep this timing in mind when ordering: your order can be placed from December 2026, but the Garden Ranunculus will only be dispatched in February 2027, ready for the coming growing season.

Want to know how our Tooty Fruity Garden Ranunculus Mixes came to life? I’ve shared the story behind the collection — from growing the first flowers on the farm to playing with colours and creating the mixes we’ll be releasing. Read the full story on the blog here:

Something New Is Blooming at Love Dahlias: Our Garden Ranunculus Mixes Are Coming

Have some questions about growing ranunculus in South Africa? Get your answers here:

Ranunculus FAQ: The Questions Gardeners Ask Google (And the Real Answers)