Pruning is essential for maintaining healthy plants and encouraging new growth after spring. For the month of July, prune ...

Amaryllis bulbs (Hippeastrum sp.) are often sold with decorative pots for simple gifts during the Christmas season, sometimes as a to-be-assembled planting kit and sometimes as potted plants that ...

A: While the instructions that come with waxed amaryllis bulbs often indicate the bulbs are meant for single season use only, you can certainly experiment and try to get your amaryllis to bloom again.

Wild Amaryllis along rural country roads herald the longer days of an early Hawaiian spring. It is a great time to think about planting bulbs to brighten lengthening days. Local garden shops carry ...

Amaryllis bulbs can bloom for many years once established, but the key to ensuring repeat blooms is allowing the foliage to remain after the flowers fade.

Amaryllis bulbs are often sold wrapped and will bloom without planting. Many companies suggest tossing the bulb after bloom.

Amaryllis typically bloom 6–8 weeks after planting. Each bulb produces one or more flower stalks, and each stalk can bear two to four flowers, providing an extended display of color during winter.

As the seasons change, you can still get beautiful blooms. Garden Guy Dale K. shows us how to care for amaryllis and paperwhites and grow them just in time for the holidays!

Amaryllis bulbs benefit from soaking their roots in room-temperature water for 12-24 hours prior to planting. This produces a healthier and more vigorous plant that blooms faster.