Snowdrop plants need full to partial sunshine and tolerate most soil types as long as the drainage is good. However, they ...

Once you've learned how to grow amaryllis and watched it bloom successfully, you'll want to tend to your plant and its needs ...

You can save an amaryllis bulb, and with the right care, can get it to rebloom next holiday season. Here are the exact ...

Your enjoyment of forced bulbs need not stop at paperwhites and amaryllis. Tulips, Muscari, and scilla are all among the ...

An important note to consider: The location where the bulb was grown (which might not always be indicated on the tag or description) influences the blooming time of your amaryllis. Bulbs that ...

Healthy bulbs should be consistently firm and protected by papery sheaths. These bulbs can be planted in potting soil, either entirely under the soil or half in-half out. Many gardeners will top-dress ...

If saving your plants as an addition to your yard this spring, summer and fall interests you, here are a few tips to help. An ...

Since there could be freezes, you’ll want to pot up the amaryllis in a pot that’s just a little bigger than the bulb and force it to bloom inside. After the danger of freezes, you can add it ...

Amaryllis bulbs are often sold wrapped and will bloom without planting. Many companies suggest tossing the bulb after bloom. However, these bulbs can possibly be saved to have a bloom for next ...

Most amaryllis are Dutch or African hybrids selected for flower size, color and ease of forcing. The usual flowering season is from February to April. Choose a standard-size flowerpot so that the ...