
Paradise of Amaryllis flowers!
The flower combinations and their colors are stunning. This is my 4th time here but I still enjoy every time I been there. Continue reading Keukenhof Amaryllis Parade – 2018
Paradise of Amaryllis flowers!
The flower combinations and their colors are stunning. This is my 4th time here but I still enjoy every time I been there. Continue reading Keukenhof Amaryllis Parade – 2018
The flower of October – the beautiful Chrysanthemum!
Did you know that a particular flower in every month belongs? This month, the special October flower is the Chrysanthemum. The chrysanthemum is for many people a bit a dull image. What a shame, because this versatile autumn toppers have a lot more to offer. Continue reading The flower of October
How big is the Amaryllidaceae Family?
The Amaryllidaceae is a family of about 870 species in around 50 genera of bulbous or rhizomatous (Clivia, Cryptostephanus andScadoxus) perennial herbs, with alternate strap-shaped leaves which may be semi-succulent. The bulbs and rhyzomes may also be thought of as succulent storage organs, enabling these plants to survive dry seasons. Continue reading The big family of the Amaryllidaceae
September flower – the stunning Dahlia!
The special September flower is the Dahlia, did you know that a particular flower in every month belongs. I don’t know any flower with so many varies, as the Dahlia. Continue reading September flower
Nerine bowdenii is a breathtaking plant, especially on a dull autumn day.
Nerines are South African bulbs, widely planted in warmer regions for their late display of rich pink flowers. They work well in a mixed herbaceous border and make an excellent cut flower. They bear striking sprays of lily-like flowers with recurved petals on erect leafless stems. Continue reading The breathtaking Nerine bowdenii
Crinum is a fascinating genus of the large and equally captivating Amaryllidaceae family. Larger in stature than most other species of Amaryllidaceae, most crinums are suitable as landscape plants in or near water features while most of the smaller species can be successfully cultivated even in a small garden. Continue reading Crinum is a Amaryllidaceae family
The Common Names for the Amaryllis : Many bulbs referred to as amaryllis are actually in the Hippeastrum family. The two families of bulbs have many similarities, both in looks and in growing habits. Hippeastrum are native to South Africa while amaryllis bulbs come from South America. True amaryllis bulbs often naturalize in outdoor locations, but Hippeastrum varieties are usually grown indoors in pots. Continue reading The Amaryllis are actually in the Hippeastrum family
Which plants are related to Amaryllis Flowers? The amaryllis family is mostly native to tropical and warm temperate regions of South America and Africa. Flowers grow at the top of a long leafless stem, usually in groups but sometimes singly. Continue reading The Amaryllis Brothers and Sisters!
Amaryllis Propagation is typically done by seed or by cuttage! Amaryllis plants are members of the Amaryllidaceae plant family. These plants are prized by home gardeners for their large, showy flowers that range in color from crimson to white. Amaryllis are hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 8 through 11 and grow best in bright, indirect light when grown indoors or filtered sunlight and shaded locations when planted outdoors. Continue reading Do you know how to Propagate Amaryllis?
Breathe warmth into your home this winter! Add a burst of warmth and color to your living space during the cooler months with the vibrant and versatile Amaryllis. As winter’s longest-lasting cut flower – lasting up to three weeks once cut – it’s a popular favorite for creative interior designs. Here are a few ideas to give you inspiration… Continue reading Adorn your home with Amaryllis
In a post-holiday world, potted amaryllis languish forgotten and forsaken in the corners of every grocery store floral section. If you look past the holographic foil gift wrapping, there are some serious possibilities for unexpected and gorgeous arrangements when you boldly clip off the bloom. Now is the time, too, because bulbs and plants can be found for pennies compared to pre-holiday prices. Continue reading Make your own beautiful Amaryllis arrangement!
No water flowers, unique, easy and beautiful !
Artistically eye-catching, the Amaryllis bulb with a creative Wax layer. Ready to use. The bulb flowers without water. Great to give, nice to have! Continue reading What do you know about the Wax Amaryllis
When is an Amaryllis not an Amaryllis? When it’s a Hippeastrum! No, this is not a lame Christmas cracker joke – it’s a centuries-old riddle that has provoked heated debate among some of the world’s leading botanists for centuries.
The confusion surrounding the two genera stems from their complex history dating back to the 18th Century – and the true identity of these colorful blooms is still regarded a grey area among many experts. Continue reading Hippeastrum or Amaryllis: What’s the difference?
Amaryllis styling from Christmas to Easter! When you have an Amaryllis you can style it in different ways: a single stem in a vase is lovely or you could make an imposing Amaryllis bouquet in one or a range of different shades. Continue reading Style tips for your Amaryllis
Would you like to know how to get a free Amaryllis…….Will you be our new guest blogger?
A new feature on our website is the sharing of your article about Amaryllis. Your blog will we publish on our website and share it via our Social Media. Continue reading How to get a Free Amaryllis Bulb?
How to make a grown up countdown to Christmas! This alternative Advent calendar works in reverse: instead of opening a gift each day, you add a fresh bloom to the day’s pocket. As a result you will have a beautiful wall full of flowering festive cheer for Christmas. And after your Christmas dinner you can give each of your guests an original party bag to take home. Continue reading A new bloom for everyday!
Sweet XMAS: Go pastel!
Do you go all out celebrating Christmas each year? If you think about it, it’s really an annual birthday party, so go for it! Create an arrangement that looks good enough to eat. Continue reading Bouquet inspiration for a sweet Christmas
Christmas is the perfect time of the year to really let your imagination run wild when it comes to styling. Naturally, you want to complement your carefully prepared Christmas dinner with an atmospherically dressed table. A few candles, fresh flowers and luxurious tableware will soon create a lovely scene. Continue reading DIY Create the perfect Christmas table
9 tips to have perfect Christmas blooms!
Amaryllis bulb, Hippeastrum, is one of the easiest bulbs to grow indoors; but in order for you to have blooms by Christmas, it’s time to purchase this seasonal favorite right now. Continue reading Start Amaryllis in Fall for Christmas Blooms
Growth, rest and blooming at the greenhouse!
Amaryllis is a bulb that blooms once a year. In nature, the crop and the bulbs grow in the summer, with new flower buds being created in the bulb. At the same time, the bulb stores a lot of spare food. This is necessary, because the crop dies after summer and the bulb with the new flower buds has to survive a cold period in the winter. Continue reading The cultivation of cut Amaryllis
What do you know about the History of the Amaryllis?
Early History : Some botanists believe that the Portuguese probably brought the amaryllis bulb to Europe around the early 16th century. It is not surprising that Portugal, Spain and Italy were among the first European countries to introduce the amaryllis belladonna, Continue reading The History of the Amaryllis Flower
Discover the meaning of your preference! Tastes differ – luckily! Your preference says something about you. Like whether you’re very outgoing, or more of a wallflower. What does your favorite flower say about you? We found out! Continue reading What does your favorite flower say about you?
The amaryllis is the festive flower par excellence. With its enchanting beauty it can be very successfully styled to suit the required mood. And don’t just think of extravagant red amaryllises; restrained white amaryllises, for instance, also look beautiful. We’re happy to give you some inspiration. Continue reading The perfect flower for every mood
Is the Amaryllis the next big flower in the fragrance world?
The beautiful and majestic Amaryllis is undoubtedly best known for its vibrant and velvety trumpet-like flowers. But behind its bold façade hides this bloom’s best-kept secret – its mild, sweet and delicate scent. Continue reading The scent of the Amaryllis
Looking for some warmth on cold days? Opt for the sparkle of the Amaryllis. This long-stemmed elegant beauty also does well in early spring, incidentally. Will you let her shine in your home as well? Continue reading Looking for some warmth on cold days?
We are happy to share our passion for and knowledge of this stately flower with you.
When does the Amaryllis flower? ‘The Amaryllis flowers all year round, but the real season starts in September and carries on into March, with the emphasis on November and December. In those months the flower is most popular.’ Continue reading Clever tips from the Amaryllis grower
There are many different Amaryllis colors! There are at least 500 different varieties of Amaryllis flowers. And there are many different Amaryllis colors too. Every year I photograph lots and lots of Amaryllis flowers at the Keukenhof Garden “the Amaryllis Parade” in the Netherlands and I can’t get enough of all the different shape, size and colors. Have a look at the different Amaryllis colors. Continue reading The different colors of a Amaryllis flowers
Keukenhof is the most beautiful and famous spring garden in the world. All those splendor colors, it’s a feast for the eyes. In the spring 2016 where there more than seven million flower bulbs bloom, and beware! well over 800 different kinds of tulips. Continue reading Awesome Amaryllis show at Keukenhof
How to flower your Amaryllis again (re-bloom)! Once the Amaryllis has finished flowering, you can get it to flower again (re-bloom) next year if you provide it with the right care first.
After flowering, cut off the faded flowers and let the leaves continue to grow and develop.
To encourage this, provide the plant regularly with water and houseplant fertilizer. Continue reading Amaryllis follow-up care: worth the effort
Valentine Gift Idea for the Romantic Gardener! Besides chocolate, the most common Valentine’s Day gift is flowers. Romantic gift-givers young and old tend to stress about picking out the perfect gift for their special someone. We will help you to find the perfect gift for your Valentine. Continue reading Amaryllis, the perfect flower for Valentine’s Day …!
Amaryllis Double Delicious (double delight) is wonderful because of its large double deep red flowers with a white star-shaped marking.
The new Amaryllis Brazza is a strikingly large single flowering Amaryllis. Blooms with a huge intense raspberry pink color and a darker throat.
Amaryllis Evergreen is completely green that is very exceptional. The exotic shape makes it more gracefully. Continue reading The highlights of the Amaryllis parade Keukenhof 2015
Amaryllis Barbados; This showstopper Amaryllis is called Barbados.
It’s has a exotical red color, with a contrasting white star, a truly unique amaryllis!
A potted amaryllis planted inside your home will give the cold winter days a warm, cozy feeling indoors.
The flowers from this Barbados Amaryllis bulb is also very chic in a vase. Continue reading Our finest selection at the Amaryllis parade 2014
Amaryllis show Keukenhof 2013! The featured selection from the Keukenhof Amaryllis Parade 2013. It was a amazing Amaryllis flower show.
Amaryllis Double Delight; The extra impressive Amaryllis Double Delicious is conspicuous by its large double deep red flowers with a distinctive white stripe. Continue reading Amaryllis Parade 2013
Amaryllis or as it is officially named “Hippeastrum”! For convenience, we will keep it in general usage and talk about the Amaryllis. What we noticed is that Amaryllis quite often written in different ways. What we noticed is that Amaryllis quite often written in different ways: Amarillis, Amaryllus, Amaryllises, Amaryllids, Amarilis, Amarilidaceae, Amarylis to name a few. Continue reading What’s in a name Amaryllis, Amarillis, Amarylis, Amaryllus, Amaryllises!
Featured Amaryllis flowers, Keukenhof Amaryllis Parade 2012!
Aphrodite; the goddess of beauty. This beautiful Amaryllis Aphrodite is called to the goddess of beauty for a reason.The green centre, and a pink outline makes this Amaryllis makes this bulb also a goddess of beauty. Continue reading Amaryllis Parade 2012 – 2011 – 2010