Economy Amaryllis (3) and Paper-White (12) Collection

The holidays wouldn't be the holidays without Amaryllis. 'Red Lion' is possibly the most popular of all Amaryllis. Renowned for its breathtaking color and classic Amaryllis flower shape, each sturdy stem bears multiple dramatic flowers with thick velvety petals of rich, radiant, fire-engine red. White stamens curve gracefully from the center of each flower, and strap-shaped leaves complete the vision of pure holiday delight. 'Minerva' is a strikingly beautiful flower. The thick, sturdy stem produces multiple cheerful red flowers overlaid with a white star and veining that extends from the lime green throat down each petal. If you're searching for an Amaryllis that is spectacularly beautiful and markedly different from the standard solid color varieties, 'Apple Blossom' is just what you're looking for. Slightly fragrant white flowers with soft pink feathering bloom atop a sturdy stem surrounded by strap-shaped leaves. The throat of each flower is lime green, and gently curved stamens fading from green to white reach out gracefully from the center of each bloom. In addition and perhaps the easiest to grow of all indoor bulbs, Paper-whites 'Ziva' continue to be perennial holiday favorites. Bloomsz now brings you a very affordable way to enjoy these all-time favorites with a 7-bulb pack of Bloomsz Economy Paper-whites 'Ziva'.

• Our collection contains 1 each amaryllis 'red lion', 'minerva' and 'apple blossom', 22/24 cm; plus 12 paper-whites 'ziva', 14/15 cm
• Easy to plant and grow
• Long-lasting
• Fragrant paper-whites 'ziva'
• Height: amaryllis: 20 in. to 24 in., paper-whites: 16 in. to 18 in. guaranteed to grow
• Growing instructions: amaryllis, select a pot that is approximately 1/2 in. in diameter larger than the bulb, fill the pot approximately half full with a good quality, sterilized potting soil that drains well, place the bulb into the pot and continue adding soil, leaving the top 1/3 of the bulb exposed, be sure there is at least 1/2 in. of space between the soil and the top rim of the pot for watering, water thoroughly with lukewarm water immediately after potting, keep the soil moist but not wet, and avoid getting water directly onto the bulb stem, place the pot in a warm room that is well-lit; a south-facing window is best, do not overwater once the shoots begin to appear, when flowers begin to bloom, move the pot to a slightly cooler spot where it receives indirect lighting, after the flowers fade, cut the stem off leaving approximately 3 in. above the top of the bulb, do not remove or cut off the leaves, treat the plant as you would any indoor plant, watering it lightly and regularly to keep the soil moist, if you wish to re-bloom the Amaryllis in the fall, stop watering in August and place the bulb, still in the pot, in a cool, dry place for 10-12 weeks, in mid-November, remove the bulb from the old pot; remove dead foliage and old roots, but leave clean, healthy roots intact, repot in fresh soil as indicated above in a pot only slightly larger than the bulb, if properly cared for, the bulb should bloom in 8-10 weeks
• Hardy in zones 9-10 if planted outdoors; anywhere when planted indoors