If you cut your amaryllis bulbs too early (during the flowering or leaf growth phase), you can damage your plant and prevent ...

Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin shares advice with area gardeners about amaryllis, fertilizer, pineapples, hedge plants, split-leaf philodendrons, crotons, hydrangeas, oak leaf mulch, purple nutsedge ...

Place the amaryllis in a sunny spot indoors or outside in a partially shaded area during warmer months. Ensure it receives at least 6 hours of indirect sunlight daily. 4.

Answer: Amaryllis won’t mind their leaves touching or even flopping on the ground but you might. Do feel free to trim the leaves back as needed if you would like a more eye-pleasing plant.

A: Yes, you can trim now. The extended chilly weather has prolonged dormancy, and it would be good to prune before the branches leaf out. Blooms may be a little late; it depends on how soon the ...

Dear Dreamer: Amaryllis are easy to grow from seeds. Use a good seed-starting mix, not one containing bark. I recently found a good seed-starting mix at Bell's Seed Store on Russell Street in ...