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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. All you will need to do is plant them up and water. They can be induced to re-bloom indoors for years to come. If you want your Amaryllis to bloom in time for the holidays, it's best to use this African grown variety "Merry Christmas. " They are grown in the southern hemisphere, and thus take less time to bloom once potted (4-6 weeks). It is a tender bulb and needs to be planted in pots indoors throughout most of North America. In USDA zones 9-12, they can actually be planted outside, as long as they are protected during freezing temperatures. Plant them outside with the neck sticking out of the ground, water, fertilizing after the leaves appear, and repeating several times in spring. Then, let nature take its course. To grow indoors as a house plant proceed as follows: Select a 6 in. - 8 in. container of your choice, then fill about half the pot with 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 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. All you will need to do is plant them up and water. They can be induced to re-bloom indoors for years to come. Amaryllis Santiago is a real gem. It is not only fragrant (like black currants) it also displays a spectacular color combination. It is a striking, relatively new variety. Most bulbs will produce two stalks, with four flowers per stalk. It is a tender bulb and needs to be planted in pots indoors throughout most of North America. In USDA zones 9-12, they can actually be planted outside, as long as they are protected during freezing temperatures. Plant them outside with the neck sticking out of the ground, water, fertilizing after the leaves appear, and repeating several times in spring. To grow indoors as a house plant proceed as follows: Select a 6 in. - 8 in. container of your choice, then fill about half the pot with 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.

Don't spoil your holiday lights display by running out of bulbs. Keep a replacement set on hand with the C9 Blue replacement Christmas light bulbs. This pack of C9 Blue bulbs is the perfect size replacement set, large enough to both give you peace of mind and save money in buying in bulk.

Growing dahlias is very easy when grown from our tubers (bulbs). We guarantee them to grow and bloom. If you have been to a state fair, you have probably seen a pavilion filled with these exotic amazing blossoms. Collected by many gardeners, they make for sturdy varietal plants and are excellent in perennial borders. Growing them will likely lead to a hobby as the spectacular blooms are addictive and quite versatile in the garden. They can also be grown as pot plants. A gardening expert once said of dahlias, "Never have so many enjoyed so much with so little time and work". He was right. Plus, they are inexpensive. It is also the national flower of Mexico. Although true black flowers do not exist yet, this 1 is almost black so that we feel comfortable in describing it as blackish.

Although the botanical name is Lycoris, it is more commonly known by several different names, such as: Surprise lilies, Naked Ladies, Spider Lilies and September Lilies. It is a long-time heirloom favorite in southern gardens that produces flower clusters on strong, tall stems that are leafless. (Strap-shaped leaves emerge after the bloom stalk fades). Rodents and deer avoid them and once established, they are both carefree and long lived. These are a sought after bulb variety in limited supply, as they are not typically available at the big box stores. Sometimes called "resurrection flower," as the flower spikes seemingly rise from the dead in late Summer. This yellow Spider lily - aurea - is a larger cousin to the red spider lily - Lycoris aurea. This yellow variety has larger flowers, leaves and bulbs. The blossoms are golden orange and remind us of deciduous azaleas. It blooms when many plants are preparing to go dormant. Nice collectors variety.

Although the botanical name is Lycoris, it is more commonly known by several different names, such as: Surprise lilies, Naked Ladies, Spider Lilies, and September Lilies. It is a long-time heirloom favorite in southern gardens that produces flower clusters on strong, tall stems that are leafless. (Strap-shaped leaves emerge after the bloom stalk fades). Rodents and deer avoid them, and once established, they are both carefree and long lived. Sought after bulb variety in limited supply, not typically available at the big box stores. Sometimes called "resurrection flower" as the flower spikes seemingly rise from the dead in late summer. This yellow Spider lilym - aurea - is a larger cousin to the red spider lily - Lycoris aurea. This yellow variety has larger flowers, leaves, and bulbs. The blossoms are golden orange and remind us of deciduous azaleas. It blooms when many plants are preparing to go dormant. Nice collectors variety. Do not disturb the bulbs after planting, and mulch lightly over the winter. Some degree of shade will prolong the blooming period. Water frequently during the growth cycle, but let the bulbs dry out during the dormancy period in the summer.

Although the botanical name is Lycoris, it is more commonly known by several different names, such as: Surprise lilies, Naked Ladies, Spider Lilies, and September Lilies. It is a long-time heirloom favorite in southern gardens that produces flower clusters on strong, tall stems that are leafless. (Strap-shaped leaves emerge after the bloom stalk fades). Rodents and deer avoid them, and once established, they are both carefree and long lived. Sought after bulb variety in limited supply, not typically available at the big box stores. Red spider lily's brilliant red flowers remind me of an azalea's ball truss. Blooms from early September to mid-October depending where its planted. Long lived. Radiata is fragrant. Do not disturb the bulbs after planting, and mulch lightly over the winter. Some degree of shade will prolong the blooming period. Water frequently during the growth cycle, but let the bulbs dry out during the dormancy period in the summer.

Although the botanical name is Lycoris, it is more commonly known by several different names, such as: Surprise lilies, Naked Ladies, Spider Lilies and September Lilies. It is a long-time heirloom favorite in southern gardens that produces flower clusters on strong, tall stems that are leafless. (Strap-shaped leaves emerge after the bloom stalk fades). Rodents and deer avoid them and once established, they are both carefree and long lived. These are a sought after bulb variety in limited supply, as they are not typically available at the big box stores. Red spider lily's brilliant red flowers remind me of an azalea's ball truss. Blooms from early September to mid-October depending where it's planted. Long lived. Radiata is fragrant.

Although the botanical name is Lycoris, it is more commonly known by several different names, such as: Surprise lilies, Naked Ladies, Spider Lilies and September Lilies. It is a long-time heirloom favorite in southern gardens that produces flower clusters on strong, tall stems that are leafless. (Strap-shaped leaves emerge after the bloom stalk fades). Rodents and deer avoid them and once established, they are both carefree and long lived. These are a sought after bulb variety in limited supply, as they are not typically available at the big box stores. Lycoris squamigera - a pink trumpet-shaped bloom - makes a real splash when it suddenly appears late in Summer. A 1882 heirloom variety. Makes for a very nice companion to Hosta's foliage. Lilac flowers that are fragrant. The genus name honors a Roman beauty, the mistress of Mark Antony.

This set includes 2 boxes of C-9 Old Fashioned Light set. Each strand has 25 clear bulbs and measures about 25 ft. The spare bulbs and fuses are included. The large C9 shaped bulbs bring back warm memories of Christmas past.