Green isn't just for leaves. Plant these annual and perennial green flowers, and the stunning lime and emerald-hued blooms ...

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Amaryllis bulbs are sealed in colored wax in Holland with only the leaf end visible. While they remain in the wax they don’t need water but should be kept in a warm, well-lit place.

Wild Amaryllis along rural country roads herald the longer days of an early Hawaiian spring. It is a great time to think about planting bulbs to brighten lengthening days.

Amaryllis plants (Hippeastrum) are among the most beautiful winter flowers to brighten your home.Typically available during the holiday season, these striking blooms can reach heights of over a foot ...

Waxed amaryllis are so easy to grow you don't even have to water them. Waxed Amaryllis Bulbs Are a Must-Have Holiday Plant—Here's How to Grow Them Skip to main content ...

As for the amaryllis flowers, they come in red, white, pink, and bicolors, perfect for adding floral flair to your holiday decor. Each bulb will produce one or two tall flower stalks topped with a ...

Amaryllis bulbs thrive in temperatures between 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit, so avoid drafty windows or heat vents. Water your amaryllis sparingly until new growth appears, usually within two to ...

Of course, back in 1976 amaryllis bulbs were not available. You might find them offered by a seed catalog, but they were expensive, required shipping if the company would even ship to Alaska. They ...