Amaryllis is a plant that grows from a bulb, and is commonly seen at nurseries and garden centers during the colder months. Their bright flowers—which range from red and pink to peach and white—add ...

Just when the winter starts to feel glum, amaryllis (Hippeastrum) brightens up the home with big, trumpet-like pink, red, white, or peach-colored blooms on a tall stalk. It's a perfect houseplant to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Native to South America, amaryllis have large bulbs that are sold bareroot or as part of a kit with a pot and potting medium. Some ...

Hyacinths offer early color within this bed bordered by pansies. – Original Credit: Norfolk Botanical Garden After the blooms have faded many bulbs can either be stored for forcing again the following ...

Tender, non-hardy bulbs with poor cold tolerance often freeze and die if left in the ground during the winter. For instance, unlike their hardy cousins like tulips and daffodils, dahlias, cannas, and ...

Forcing is a gardening term that usually refers to making plants bloom out of season. Forcing is done by manipulating a plant’s environment, primarily light and/or temperature. Really, it’s not so ...

It’s time to pot up those huge amaryllis bulbs. If you purchased a new one this year, it may have come with a pot and filler, if not, get a pot with good drainage — about an inch or so wider than the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Just when the winter starts to feel glum, amaryllis (Hippeastrum) brightens up the home with big, trumpet-like pink, red, white, ...