Amaryllis bulbs

Have you wondered exactly what to do with Amaryllis bulbs after they are done blooming? Confused about how to properly care for amaryllis? Well keep reading

Amaryllis bulbs have beautiful flowers. Out of all the flowering bulbs you could plant in your garden, amaryllis flowers are one of the easier to take care of. Amaryllis can be planted indoors or outdoors,

Keeping an amaryllis bulb after flowering is easy. Follow these detailed steps for what to do with it once the blooms have faded and died.

Reblooming amaryllis bulbs is easy once you know how. Follow these detailed steps to get your Hippeastrum to flower again year after year.

Waxed amaryllis bulbs are easy to care for, don't require water or soil, and can be reused to bloom again. Learn more in this detailed guide.

Amaryllis bulbs are a popular Christmas gift and with the proper care, you can have a beautiful winter/early spring blooming bulb for many years.

Don't let the beauty of your Christmas flowers fade away! Our guide empowers you with the knowledge to successfully store amaryllis bulbs, allowing you to enjoy their splendid blooms whenever you desire. Follow our advice, and these vibrant, long-lasting blossoms will continue to brighten your holiday celebrations.

Amaryllis flowers usually appear in winter or spring, and last several weeks before fading. Compared to most flowers, amaryllis bulbs are easily encouraged to bloom additional times, but for best results they require proper treatment year...

Amaryllis bulbs can rot for a variety of reasons, but some can be avoided. Read our top tips now on Gardener's Path to ensure healthy bulbs, indoors or out.

Did you know that you can grow amaryllis from seed? In fact, if you grow amaryllis for the holidays, you can even make your own seed when the plants are in bloom, creating new hybrid plants. Learn how to grow Amaryllis from seed, to experience the joy of creating new plants.