I soaked the roots for a few hours.
I planted them, watered them, and waited. And waited. On December 20, they started to bloom.
I do love them, and they are by far the tallest variety I've had yet, but I think next year I'll go back to my old standby "Clown" variety. They have a little more red and look a little more like candy canes. But these are gorgeous, aren't they? Worth the wait.
What has the elf been up to?
Duncan got into the wrapping supplies and decorated his little friends.
I'm jealous. I planted mine too late...1st week of December so they are only about two inches tall. That one is very tall!
ReplyDeleteFlowers that grow from bulbs seem magical don't they?
ReplyDeleteElves that put ribbons on stuff seem magical too.
How did Noble Pig do that?
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Your amaryllis is spectacular. The timing of the bloom is perfect and right on time for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI would like to wish you and your family a very happy, healthy, and safe holiday season.
Mele Kalikimaka and Hauoli Makahiki Hou!
Aloha!
Beautiful!
ReplyDeletewell........uh...'creative' elf!
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