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Cloni Success 'Nonno Antonio'

Regular price £15.00£3.00 / bulb
Good for cutting
Full sun
Container friendly
Grower grade bulbs
Spring flowering
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31/08/26
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Cloni Success Nonno Antonio is a truly exceptional Ranunculus variety, admired for its rich purple blooms and refined colouring. The soft, delicate purple tones create an elegant and sophisticated display, bringing depth and character to bouquets, floral arrangements, and cutting gardens.

With the full, layered petal structure characteristic of the Cloni Success line, Cloni Success Nonno Antonio offers exceptional flower form and a premium appearance, making it highly sought after by growers and florists looking for outstanding quality.

A premium Italian-bred Ranunculus, Cloni Success Nonno Antonio combines delicate beauty with exceptional performance, making it a standout choice for growers seeking a distinctive and truly elegant variety.

 

Please note that Cloni Ranunculus varieties are patented and protected under Plant Breeder’s Rights (PBR). Bulbs must not be reused, resold, or propagated, and any form of reproduction is strictly prohibited.

Botanical name
Ranunculus 'Nonno Antonio'
Flower colour
Purple & fuchsia
Bulb size
4/5 ? Size indicates corm circumference in cm. 4/5 is the standard commercial top-size grade. 5/7 is a larger, premium grade.
Height
30–40cm
Flowering
March – May
Sun
Full sun
Soil
Well-drained, fertile
Moisture
Moist but well-drained
Hardiness
Half hardy — protect from frost
Position
Borders, containers, cutting garden
Vase life
10–14 days

Plant calendar

Calendar based on average UK conditions. Adjust 2–4 weeks for northern regions.

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