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.

Amaryllis is the perfect midwinter diversion for those who like to play in the dirt in the comfort of their own homes. Gratification isn’t instant, but it’s quick and certain.

My amaryllis developed red patches on some leaves over the summer. I pulled off affected leaves, and now I’ve brought the amaryllis indoors to go dormant. Will the red patches return on new l… ...

I thought I had seen my share of amaryllis bulbs. I start dozens for Christmas sales every year, and some I had considered to be pretty husky plants.

The big, red blowsy amaryllis has positioned itself as a holiday bloom, but I’m with Christian Curless, a horticulturist who raises and sells this Samson of flowering bulbs.

For those of you who love growing flowers, consider planting some Amaryllis bulbs. Amaryllis bulbs produce colorful blooms in red, pink and white, as well as striped white and red. They are also ...

Indoor bulbs will be ready to bloom in time for the month of December if you start now. Amaryllis bulbs are super easy to grow and a favorite by seasoned and new gardeners.

Q: I moved vivid red amaryllis from San Antonio to Katy. They've grown beautifully, and I have given away more than 100 bulbs over the years. However, mine are now a pale pink.

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Create a blast of holiday color by growing a giant amaryllis bulb this holiday season. The huge bulbs are available at local nurseries and produce several enormous 8- to 9-inch trumpet-shaped ...

Wait until you see the giant blooms — they are magnificent! Amaryllis flowers come in shades of red, pink, orange and white. Some have double petals, and some have stripes on the petals.