Some amaryllis may be grown in water or as bulbs covered with wax. All of these plants are incredibly easy to grow, making them a lovely gift for gardeners (or for yourself, too!). An important note ...

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“Here’s some pots of amaryllis or you can get the individual bulb that you can plant.” Another one is a Paperwhite narcissus. “They’re a smaller bulb, and they are very easy to grow and ...

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The master gardener's first tip? Take photos of your fall garden. These snapshots help you remember each plant's full size, making spring spacing much easier. For fall bulb planting, add grape ...

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Behold: Amazon's No. 1 bestselling The Three Company Waxed Amaryllis Bulb. Yes, it's real, but here's the catch — it doesn't require any water or soil. In fact, there's really no maintenance involved ...

Amaryllis bulbs are often grown around the winter holidays for their big, colorful flowers. But perhaps you've never seen a waxed amaryllis bulb before. They're already trendy holiday decorations ...

“It looks like an onion,” said a friend. “I can promise you it isn’t,” I replied. The plant in question was an amaryllis. I recently picked the bulb up from the local garden store and put it into a ...