Ranunculus planted in fall start to bloom early in the spring season, flowering continuously for a period of 6–7 weeks. Corms planted in late winter begin to flower by mid-spring and usually remain in bloom for 4–6 weeks. ... Irrigate the plants regularly while they're active.

Will ranunculus bloom all summer?

No, the ranunculus blooms in the early spring and will continue to do so until the beginning of summer. At this point, the plant will go dormant. If you are growing the plant indoors, then it is possible to have it bloom in the summer, depending on the growing conditions and when you choose to plant them.

What to do with ranunculus after flowering?

When you dig them up, shake or wash off the soil, and pull off the old dried leaves and stems. You'll be pleased to discover that they have probably multiplied, and you'll have even more to plant or share. Just store them in a cool, dry place until it's time to replant in the fall.