Bright yellow creeping buttercup flowers blooming in lush green grass

Creeping Buttercup Plant

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Bright yellow creeping buttercup flowers blooming in lush green grass
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Creeping Buttercup Plant

$44.99 Unit price $1.80 each
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Ship Date: 10-12 Days

Quick Facts

Exposure: Sun or Shade

Height at Maturity: Over 12 Inches

Usage: Ground-Cover

Shipped As: Bare-root

Planting Zones: 3-9

Product Details

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Ranunculus Repens, or Creeping Buttercup Plants, are a beautiful herbaceous perennial that requires little maintenance and is enjoyed yearly. It provides good ground cover and is perfect for flower beds, lawns, and borders. For a seasonal flower patch, it is hard enough to withstand regular mowing when the flowers are dormant during the off-season.

Creeping Buttercup Plants Have Stunning Golden Blooms

Gorgeous yellow flowers crown the thin stems for up to four months. The leaves are luscious green with three hairy lobes. They will bloom in late spring and continue through summer from May to August, making them the perfect complement to both early and late bloomers to ensure beautiful flowers all year.

The Flowers are vivid yellow and grow in small clusters. Each flower has five shiny overlapping petals and opens to a diameter of roughly 1 inch. They are very aromatic, which makes them a great addition to a bouquet and an excellent attractant to pollinators. Bees make for a healthy garden, which this Plant will attract in droves!

This Perennial Thrives With No Effort 

Keeping them healthy requires little effort. They prefer full to partial sun. Though they do best in moist, loamy soil, they have been known to take root in almost any soil condition. From loam to heavy clay, they are prolific colonizers.

Each fast-growing type will spread to a diameter of roughly 3 feet. Given proper care, they will propagate naturally to fill whatever space the gardener desires. A wide range of habitats will allow this type to thrive, and it is doing well in U.S.D.A. hardiness zones 3-8.

It Has Pest-Repellent Properties

These plants have natural pest-repellent properties. Mammalian herbivores avoid it, but critters (such as pets) who mistakenly consume it will only experience stomach discomfort and no lasting poisonous effects.

This plant is notoriously hard to get rid of. This is one of the invasive buttercups, Ranunculus repens. It is native to Europe and Asia but spreads everywhere using its powerful creeping stems. This is a low-growing perennial, but its flowering stems reach about a foot tall. The flowers are a bright yellow, glossy yellow color, and the dark green foliage is deeply lobed. It loves wet soil and outcompetes desirable native plants. You must control this plant by ensuring all parts go into waste bins, as bits of the plant grow easily. Be cautious, as the leaves and stems can cause skin irritation. The Creeping Buttercup is a persistent weed requiring effort.

Creeping Buttercup Plant with green stems, visible roots, and clinging soil

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David Ellington
Gentle Sunshine Groundcover

This plant’s growth was controlled but generous, allowing it to cover soil naturally while producing cheerful flowers. The yellow blooms contrasted softly with surrounding greenery. It created a warm, inviting base for the garden.

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Danielle Kingswell
Quiet Color Anchor

Creeping Buttercup subtly tied together different garden sections with its bright, persistent blooms and trailing growth. The flowers never appeared messy or chaotic. It added structure and color simultaneously.

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Daniel Hawthorne
Low-Maintenance Golden Layer

Once established, the plant required minimal care while continuing to thrive and bloom abundantly. Its stems spread evenly and stayed healthy. It made maintaining a lively garden effortless.

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Courtney Brookstone
Seasonal Liveliness

Throughout spring and early summer, Creeping Buttercup maintained a cheerful presence with constant blooms. The foliage was healthy and vibrant. It added energy and motion to the garden floor.

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Connor Whitfield
Natural Garden Connector

The trailing stems naturally linked various planting zones, filling gaps between shrubs and perennials seamlessly. Flowering remained continuous and balanced. It helped create a cohesive and connected garden look.

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Colleen Hartwell
Subtle Yet Striking

Creeping Buttercup may be small, but its consistent yellow blooms give the garden a distinct and pleasant visual rhythm. The plant remained contained and orderly. It offered understated elegance without effort.

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Cody Lancaster
Low-Growing Sunshine T

The flowers hugged the ground and produced a luminous layer that contrasted beautifully with taller perennials. Growth was predictable and manageable. It added a welcoming brightness at soil level.

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Clayton Redmond
Cheerful Woodland Accent

Even under trees, the plant maintained a vibrant display of small yellow blossoms that seemed almost glowing against the darker soil. The foliage stayed lush and tidy. It brought a quiet, cheerful energy to the area.

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Claire Huntington
Delicate Floral Thread

Creeping Buttercup provided a subtle yet consistent thread of color weaving through my beds. The flowers never crowded surrounding plants but added life wherever they appeared. It created a sense of continuity and flow across the garden.

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Christopher Blackwell
Natural Spread Performer

The plant adapted to the terrain with remarkable ease, sending out trailing stems that anchored quickly and encouraged dense coverage. The blooms appeared consistently throughout the season. It produced a seamless, natural-looking ground cover.

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Chelsea Fairview
Sunlit Carpet Effect

Creeping Buttercup thrived in partial sunlight, creating an effect reminiscent of scattered sunbeams over the soil. The bright flowers contrasted beautifully with the darker greenery. It made shaded areas appear warm and welcoming.

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Charles Montague
Woodland Edge Highlight

Planted along the edges of a shaded path, the plant created a soft border of tiny yellow blooms. The growth remained compact yet lively. It made the walkway feel inviting and alive.

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Caroline Ashland
Ground-Level Charm

Creeping Buttercup grew low and evenly, filling empty patches with both flowers and dense green foliage. The consistent spread made maintenance effortless. It added a refined layer of color and texture to the garden.

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Cameron Winthrop
Subtle Sunshine Touch

This plant introduced small pops of gold across shaded areas where few other flowers would thrive. The trailing stems moved gently over the soil, creating natural patterns. It brightened the space without appearing forced or artificial.

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Caleb Northcott
Golden Ground Carpet

Creeping Buttercup spread quickly across my garden bed, forming a luminous carpet of bright yellow flowers that instantly drew the eye. The growth was steady and well-contained, filling gaps without overwhelming other plants. Its cheerful blooms transformed a dull corner into a vibrant focal point.

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Isabel Thornhill
Dependable and Vigorous

Creeping Buttercup continues to perform reliably year after year.

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Ian Rockingham
Blends Well with Other Plants

Works nicely alongside grasses and flowering perennials.

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Holly Ravenswood
Fresh, Lush Appearance

Leaves remain green and healthy throughout the growing season.

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Henry Blackstone
Excellent Value Groundcover

A small planting expands generously over time.

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Heather Westfall
Tolerates Partial Shade

Grows well even with limited sunlight.

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Harold Kingsman
Good for Erosion Control

The spreading habit helps stabilize soil on gentle slopes.

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Hannah Brookfield
Minimal Care Required

Once planted, it thrives with very little attention.

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Gregory Whitcomb
Adds Seasonal Color

The blooms bring welcome brightness in spring and early summer.

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Grace Harrington
Strong Root Development

Roots established easily, leading to steady growth.

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George Winfield
Ideal for Naturalized Areas

Fits perfectly into meadows and informal garden spaces.

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Genevieve Northam
Low-Growing and Tidy

Stays close to the ground while maintaining a neat appearance.

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Gabrielle Ashburn
Quick to Fill Bare Spaces

Spreads efficiently and covers open ground in a short time.

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Frank Whitford
Thrives in Damp Soil

Performs exceptionally well in moist areas where other plants struggle.

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Faith Kingsley
Healthy Arrival Condition

Plants arrived fresh with firm roots and lively foliage.

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Evan Broadmoor
Bright Yellow Groundcover

Creeping Buttercup adds cheerful pops of yellow across the landscape.

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Elliot Leland
Dependable and Lively Groundcover

Creeping Buttercup delivers consistent growth and bright blooms year after year.

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Darren Bradley
Ideal for Filling Gaps

Worked perfectly to fill spaces between larger plants.

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Corey Pierce
Easy to Establish From Bare Root

Planting was simple, and growth followed quickly.

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Brandon Caldwell
Soft Texture With Bold Color

The foliage stays lush while the flowers add a pop of color.