amaryllis
Get the latest news, expert advice, and features on amaryllis from the Gardening Know How team to help your garden thrive.
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How to Get a Wax-Covered Amaryllis to Bloom Again – Yes, It’s Possible! Just Follow These 3 Simple Steps
Don't throw out your faded holiday flowers! Here's how to make a wax-covered amaryllis rebloom for another year of festive color.
By Susan Albert
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Ultimate Amaryllis Care Guide: Everything You Need To Grow These Holiday Favorites
Amaryllis always makes an appearance around the holidays, but did you know you can keep it growing for years and years? Our comprehensive care guide has everything you need to know.
By Liz Baessler
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Turn Festive Plants Into Living Hanging Ornaments With These 4 Easy DIY Kokedama Christmas Ideas
Try a unique twist on the traditional with these festive kokedama ideas that are sure to brighten your holidays.
By Kathleen Walters
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Master Gardener Explains Her Secret for Getting Amaryllis to Rebloom for Vibrant Beauty Year After Year
Amaryllis blooms bring bold, cheery color to your home in the winter months, but did you know you can get your amaryllis bulbs to rebloom? Find out how!
By Susan Albert
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Warm Up Your Winter With Indoor Reds! 8 Red Amaryllis Varieties For Sizzling Seasonal Interest
Well loved as a bold decorative holiday bloomer, the red amaryllis is a hot favorite for winter displays. These red amaryllis varieties are guaranteed to fire up the season
By Tonya Barnett
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Want Amaryllis But Not Red? Try These 8 White Amaryllis Varieties For The Ultimate Elegance
You’re probably familiar with the crisp red blooms of the traditional amaryllis – but if you feel like something more unusual and elegant, why not try white amaryllis?
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Up Your Amaryllis Game! 6 Of The Best Giant Amaryllis Varieties
For a dramatic holiday flower, consider a giant amaryllis. They're easy to grow and, the bigger the bulb, the more magnificent flowers it will produce.
By Tonya Barnett
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Try These 8 Pink Amaryllis Varieties That Look Stunning Indoors And Out
While not quite as prevalent as the traditional red flowering type, the pink amaryllis is a beautiful addition to the home – and here are eight of the best
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Fancy Christmas Flowers Other Than Poinsettias? Try These 6 Joyful Blooming Alternatives
The holiday season seems synonymous with poinsettia plants, but if you’re keen to broaden your festive floral horizons, why not try these cheerful holiday bloomers?
By Amy Grant
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Elegant Exotics: 8 Beautiful Amaryllis Varieties That Will Brighten Any Holiday Display
Whether red, pink, white or variegated, the right amaryllis varieties can enhance any living space, especially during the holidays. We round up eight of the most exquisite
By Bonnie L. Grant
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How To Get Amaryllis To Rebloom – So You Can Enjoy Elegant Amaryllis Flowers All Year
Amaryllis flowers aren't just a one-time thing. Your holiday amaryllis can rebloom for years and years... as long as you treat it right.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Amaryllis Bulb Propagation: How To Grow Amaryllis Bulbs
Learn how to grow amaryllis bulbs into new plants with the three main methods of amaryllis bulb propagation.
By Teo Spengler
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Complete Guide To Repotting Amaryllis – For Better Blooms & A Healthier Plant
Amaryllis plants don't need a lot of elbow room, but they do have to be repotted every 3-5 years. Wait until they're dormant and pick a slightly bigger pot.
By Teo Spengler
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Amaryllis Has Leaf Scorch – Controlling Red Blotch Of Amaryllis Plants
By Tonya Barnett
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Amaryllis Planting Outdoors – Learn How To Grow Amaryllis In The Garden
Amaryllis will grow well outside in warm regions up to Zone 7b. Plant these beauties in your warm climate garden.
By Nikki Tilley
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Caring For Amaryllis Grown In Water: Learn About Growing Amaryllis In Water
By Nikki Tilley
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Amaryllis Seed Propagation: How To Plant An Amaryllis Seed
If you have some patience, you can produce and germinate your own amaryllis seed pods. Learn more about amaryllis seed propagation and how to plant an amaryllis seed in the article that follows. Click here for more information.
By Liz Baessler

