There’s a technique to planting the bulbs, though - and one wrong move could result in your amaryllis not flowering. That’s ...

If you want to bring vibrant blooms into your home this winter, knowing how to plant amaryllis bulbs in pots should definitely be on your to-do list. These glorious, trumpet-shaped flowers are ...

green leaves that emerge after the flowers. You can grow healthy and vibrant amaryllis plants, enjoying their stunning blooms indoors during the winter months. Select large, healthy bulbs.

You should also cut off the flower stalks to the plant doesn't waste energy trying to form seeds. Make your cut a couple of inches above the bulb. Plant the amaryllis in a pot so that the top ...

But if you’ve never tried growing an amaryllis, it’s time to treat yourself to this gorgeous holiday plant! The flower grows from a large bulb and produces exotic trumpet-like blooms that are ...

They are wonderful garden plants from Zone 7 southward ... If you plan to keep your amaryllis bulb after it flowers, growing it in a pot with soil is best. When potting up your amaryllis ...

For those of you who love growing flowers, consider planting some Amaryllis bulbs. Amaryllis bulbs produce colorful blooms in red, pink and white, as well as striped white and red. They are also ...

“Amaryllis are very adaptable and surprising plants,” he says. “It’s a shame that most people buy one at the nursery, watch it flower, and then throw it away. I have encouraged many people ...

with most stalks producing two to four flowers. To successfully grow amaryllis from bulbs, gardeners need to keep the plant well-watered and out of harm. Gardener Laetitia Maklouf has shared how ...

What should I do? Seed pods on your amaryllis usually grow plants just like the parent but every so often you do get flowers of a different color. (Courtesy of Tom MacCubbin) A. Black mold is only ...

You can plant the bulb six weeks before the Easter holidays to enjoy a vibrant display in Spring next year. After you've witnessed your amaryllis flower, do not throw it out. Simply repot the bulb ...