Articles related to "Amaryllis Bulbs"

Having trouble with your potted amaryllis? Follow these practical tips and suggestions for better amaryllis bulb growth and blooming year after year.

After your amaryllis bulb has finished blooming, it is important to give it the proper amount of sunshine, food, and water to insure the bulb will flower again.

Amaryllis bulbs can be picked up in just about any store these days to bloom around Christmas. Most people don't know you can keep your bulb blooming for years.

Amaryllis bulbs are sold in the fall for forcing into flower around the holidays. Learn how easy it is to plant, grow & bloom your new amaryllis bulb successfully.

Amaryllis bulbs are best known for their showy blooms during the Holiday season. Increase your amaryllis supply by following one of several methods to produce new bulbs.

Would you like to keep your amaryllis so it can bloom again next year? Follow these simple care instructions to keep your amaryllis bulb healthy and flowering every year.

Want to beat the dreary winter dull-drums? Try growing these flowering bulb plants indoors to brighten your winter days!

Gardeners will appreciate gifts that will give them a jump on spring. Seeds for winter sowing, bulbs for spring planting or books to study make good gifts.

The writers in Home and Garden wanted to give you something special for the Holiday. We are all so glad you have joined us throughout the year.

Gifts do not have to be expensive to be appreciated and loved. Planning ahead can help stretch the budget by putting together items that are unique and useful.

Toxic houseplants can be dangerous to pets and young children; discover which varieties are toxic and keep them out of reach.

For color and beauty in winter, try forcing amaryllis bulbs inside.

What better place to celebrate Independence Day than in a garden full of plants that celebrate that spirit of "freedom and liberty for all".