Amaryllis are large, beautiful flowers that can bloom year after year with the right care. There is no need to discard them ...

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A lady at church had a very large amaryllis bulb that was encapsulated in a red, waxy coating. She was wondering what to do with the bulb as it was budding and nearing bloom. Amaryllis bulbs are often ...

Waxed amaryllis bulbs require no watering due to their wax coating, making them low-maintenance holiday decorations. The decorative wax coating allows the bulbs to be placed anywhere without the need ...

Question: I forced an amaryllis into bloom for the holidays. What should I do for the bulb with an old bloom stalk and a few leaves? Answer: Expect another year with great blooms after several seasons ...

Once the flowers have faded, cut the flower stalks back to about 1-2 inches above the bulb. Be careful not to remove the leaves as they are essential for photosynthesis and bulb replenishment. Keep ...

Expect to see amaryllis flowers on display this holiday season, but did you know that you can grow them indoors without soil?

Planting amaryllis bulbs outside is relatively straightforward. To set your garden up for success, our experts recommend following these planting steps: Soak the bulb: When the threat of frost has ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. ‘Double Dream’ amaryllis blooms (left) and bulbs ready to be planted Q: I got an amaryllis bulb encased in wax at Christmas, and ...

Amaryllis flowers are prized for their large, showy blooms and ease of cultivation, making them ideal for holiday decor. Amaryllis bulbs are typically grown indoors during the holiday season and are ...

You can plant amaryllis between September and January, but if you specifically want amaryllis blooms on Christmas Day, early ...

Does this remind you of yourself? You plant bulbs in the fall and then forget what and where you plant them? I don’t mind planting spring blooming bulbs such as daffodils, tulips, crocus and more, ...