Persian buttercups (Ranunculus asiaticus) are native to Europe and West Asia but can be found in many places in Japan. The buttercup symbolizes "radiant charm," "attractiveness," and "dazzling beauty" and this is understandable given their layered petal details, which makes the bloom so gorgeous.
Ranunculus was originally yellow and single-flowered, but another variety of ranunculi was developed to meet people's demand for flowers which look like roses but bloom before roses. So, this multi-layered cultivar of ranunculus is a substitute for roses, but now the substitute is equal to or even more beautiful than the original.
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| 2026/1/18 |
