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 ...

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It’s not the holidays without a live tree, fresh wreath, or poinsettia plant to bring festive cheer to your home. You may have even added a Christmas cactus to your holiday décor this year. But if you ...

One of the easiest and most impressive flowers around, amaryllis bulbs blossom in almost every color of the rainbow, from velvety red to pale green. The huge trumpet-shaped flowers may reach 8 inches ...

Unlike tulip or daffodil bulbs, which prefer to be completely buried in soil, amaryllis need to have their tops exposed in order to be healthy. If your bulb has been coated with shiny colored wax, you ...

If you’ve decided to save your amaryllis bulb, you’ll need to follow specific steps so you can get it to bloom next holiday.

Amaryllis is a popular holiday gift plant but may have the lucky recipient wondering about its proper care. Amaryllis is a tender bulb that won’t survive outdoors even in the mildest of Indiana ...

After blooming, your amaryllis needs time to rest. "The bulbs need a period of recovery and rejuvenation," says author Kathy ...

Amaryllis is the festive flower du jour, as synonymous with midwinter as pine trees and poinsettias. Perfect for adding understated yuletide sophistication to any room, place a few cut stems in a tall ...

See you, mistletoe! There's a new plant to hang up around the house. Buy It: Upside Down Amaryllis Kit, $37, Gardener's Supply Company Gardener’s Supply Company offers an upside-down waxed amaryllis ...

Gardeners often feel restless in January, longing for green growth and warm soil under their nails. Amaryllis provides the ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Watch out, poinsettia. Amaryllis is growing its reputation and role as a major player in holiday decorating and gift-giving. Why? The big brown bulb matures ...