Cut flower stems are expensive, but amaryllis flowers are easy to grow indoors at home. It's a great winter growing project, and the enormous bulbs are quite spectacular in their own right. With a bit ...

I made an impulse purchase of an amaryllis bulb while out Christmas shopping and could use some tips on how to grow it. — ...

Adding to its appeal, planting amaryllis and watching it grow delivers a lot of rewards without much work. These plants thrive both indoors and out. With direct sunlight and just a little water ...

For blooms by Christmas, plant the bulb in early November. Once the flowers of your indoor amaryllis have faded and the risk of frost has passed, plant the bulb (with the foliage still on ...

If saving your plants as an addition to your yard this spring, summer and fall interests you, here are a few tips to help. An ...

Pot up new amaryllis bulbs in wide, squat containers using a soilless growing medium ... They prefer cool indoor conditions. Water them only when the soil dries out and avoid splashing water ...

Healthy bulbs should be consistently firm and protected by papery sheaths. These bulbs can be planted in potting soil, either entirely under the soil or half in-half out. Many gardeners will top-dress ...

the plant should receive six hours of direct sunlight. Burying the pot into the ground protects the bulb from temperature spikes. In mid-July, bring the pot indoors. Store the potted amaryllis in ...