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Amaryllis are popular for their indoor holiday color and are often given as gifts from October through January. They are super easy to grow and are most impressive flowers. Their huge blossoms can measure up to 8 in. across. They are tropical and subtropical. All you will need to do is plant them up and water. They can be induced to re-bloom indoors for years to come. Our Amaryllis kit comes with everything you need to grow this exotic plant: one large Red Lion Amaryllis bulb, a 5 in. x 7 in. trendy, metallic red, metal, artisan decorative outer planter, a 5 in. nursery pot, planting medium, and a set of growing instructions. As bulbs are essentially storage mechanisms, they already contain everything needed to produce flowers. It is a tender bulb and needs to be planted in pots indoors throughout most of North America. To grow indoors as a house plant proceed as follows: Expand the soil block which comes with the kit, following the included directions, then fill about half the pot with the medium. Set the bulb atop the soil, filling in with soil around the bulb to maintain its position. About the top third of the bulb should be left exposed above the soil level, leaving room in the pot for watering. Amaryllis bulbs like room temperatures, and exposure to sunshine will keep them shorter. As the flower stalk grows towards the light, rotate the pot frequently to prevent toppling. Sit back and enjoy.

Forcing Hyacinths indoors on water is simple, easy, and fun. It just takes a little patience. We even supply a special glass. Anyone can do it. Included is one very large 18/19 cm prepared Blue Hyacinth bulb and a clear, sturdy, artisan glass especially designed for this purpose. Hyacinths bulbs will require a period of cooling before they will bloom. By using our prepared bulbs you speed up this process. First, place the bulbs for 5 - 6 weeks in the crisper drawer of your refrigerator. Then fill the special forcing glass with water to just below the area where the bulb will rest ( the bulb will reach for the water). Place the hyacinth bulb in the cup, root end down and growing end up (growth may already be showing) so the base is barely touching the water. First place the vase in a cool dark area (basement) to encourage root and shoot growth. When the shoots are about 2 in. tall move the vase to a bright windowsill, and watch as it begins its blooming ballet. Periodically change the water and keep the level at the base of the bulb. Turn it every day to keep it growing upright. Do not store hyacinth bulbs next to fruit, and wear gloves when handling the bulbs, as they may cause a skin reaction and can be an eye irritant. Forced bulbs do not usually make the transition to outside garden plants, so toss them in the compost bin once the nearly two-week fragrant show is over.

Hyacinth are some of the most fragrant bulbs on the market and are a very good way to spruce up your home during the winter months. This offering gives you everything you need to add some scent and beauty to your home with a glass vase, blue flowering hyacinth and the instructions on how to care for. Treat yourself or a friend to this item and make someone's day.

Hyacinths bulbs will require a period of cooling before they will bloom. By using our prepared bulbs you speed up this process. First, place the bulbs for 5 to 6 weeks in the crisper drawer of your refrigerator. Then fill the special forcing glass with water to just below the area where the bulb will rest ( the bulb will reach for the water). Place the hyacinth bulb in the cup, root end down and growing end up (growth may already be showing) so the base is barely touching the water. First place the vase in a cool dark area (basement) to encourage root and shoot growth. When the shoots are about 2 in. tall move the vase to a bright windowsill and watch as it begins its blooming ballet. Periodically change the water and keep the level at the base of the bulb. Turn it every day to keep it growing upright. Do not store hyacinth bulbs next to fruit and wear gloves when handling the bulbs, as they may cause a skin reaction and can be an eye irritant. Forced bulbs do not usually make the transition to outside garden plants, so toss them in the compost bin once the nearly 2-week fragrant show is over.

Keep the light on for those you love with the Priscilla 7 in. 1-Light Brushed Brass Bell-Shaped Pendant Light with Clear Glass Shade. The classic bell shape of this pendant lamp, combined with its artisan clear glass shade and adjustable height, makes it the perfect choice for your alcove, entryway or even a large bay window to welcome family and friends with its warm glow. A single brushed-brass metal fixture fits snugly within the handcrafted glass shade, allowing the light from one 40-Watt or equivalent E26 light bulb (not included) to brighten your farmhouse kitchen, mid-century modern living room or industrial-styled dining area.

Indulgent and romantic in style with a candelabra bulb mount, this 5-light outdoor pier-mounted fixture brings a sophisticated look with artisan influence. Featuring Coastal black painted aluminum with clear seedy glass panels, its elegance stands the text of time, complementing in a variety of styles and settings. This dimmable fixture beautifully illuminates gardens and walkways.

Forcing Hyacinths indoors on water is simple, easy, and fun. It just takes a little patience. We even supply a special glass. Anyone can do it. Included is one very large 18/19 cm prepared Red Hyacinth bulb and a clear, sturdy, artisan glass especially designed for this purpose. Hyacinths bulbs will require a period of cooling before they will bloom. By using our prepared bulbs you speed up this process. First, place the bulbs for 5 - 6 weeks in the crisper drawer of your refrigerator. Then fill the special forcing glass with water to just below the area where the bulb will rest ( the bulb will reach for the water). Place the hyacinth bulb in the cup, root end down and growing end up (growth may already be showing) so the base is barely touching the water. First place the vase in a cool dark area (basement) to encourage root and shoot growth. When the shoots are about 2 in. tall move the vase to a bright windowsill, and watch as it begins its blooming ballet. Periodically change the water and keep the level at the base of the bulb. Turn it every day to keep it growing upright. Do not store hyacinth bulbs next to fruit, and wear gloves when handling the bulbs, as they may cause a skin reaction and can be an eye irritant. Forced bulbs do not usually make the transition to outside garden plants, so toss them in the compost bin once the nearly two-week fragrant show is over.

The Hampton Bay Universal Light Kit is designed to complement your ceiling fan and add functionality. The universal design translates to easy installation and is compatible with most ceiling fans. The bronze finish and clear glass globe creates an updated look for a traditional ceiling fan light kit. 1 vintage style clear 6.5-Watt LED bulb included. Material: Steel.

Hyacinths bulbs will require a period of cooling before they will bloom. By using our prepared bulbs you speed up this process. First, place the bulbs for 5 to 6 weeks in the crisper drawer of your refrigerator. Then fill the special forcing glass with water to just below the area where the bulb will rest ( the bulb will reach for the water). Place the hyacinth bulb in the cup, root end down and growing end up (growth may already be showing) so the base is barely touching the water. First place the vase in a cool dark area (basement) to encourage root and shoot growth. When the shoots are about 2 in. tall move the vase to a bright windowsill and watch as it begins its blooming ballet. Periodically change the water and keep the level at the base of the bulb. Turn it every day to keep it growing upright. Do not store hyacinth bulbs next to fruit and wear gloves when handling the bulbs, as they may cause a skin reaction and can be an eye irritant. Forced bulbs do not usually make the transition to outside garden plants, so toss them in the compost bin once the nearly 2-week fragrant show is over.

Forcing Paperwhites indoors on water is simple, easy, and fun. It just takes a little patience. We even supply a special glass. Anyone can do it. Included is 1 very large 19/plus cm Ziva Paperwhite bulb and a clear, sturdy, artisan glass especially designed for this purpose.