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800-644-5505Flamenco Queen Amaryllis
Old Price $35.99 Price $19.99
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Fits in nicely with your holiday décor
The ideal bloom to bring the holidays home this and every year! Flamenco Queen Amaryllis dances the winter doldrums away in a festive palette all its own. Snowy white blooms emerge 6-8 weeks after planting to show off bright cherry red brushmarks, matching edges and a cool green throat. Forced indoors as a tender tropical bulb, it gives even homes in the Northern part of the country a touch of tropical warmth amid the cold days of winter. Makes a wonderful gift, too.
- Zone 3-10
Lift in Fall zones 3-9 - Light Requirements Sun to Partial Shade
- Height 14-18 inches
- Size 26/28 cm
- Bloom Time Winter
Product Details
- Botanical NameHippeastrum 'Flamenco Queen'
- FormPerennial (bulb)
- Flower FormFunnel shaped with large perianths.
- Hardiness Zone3-10
- Lift in Fall3-9
- Foliage TypeWide strap-like fleshy leaves begin its growth during and after flowering.
- Growth RateFast
- Spread25 - 30 cm
- Planting InstructionsPlant with 1/3 of the bulb above the soil line.
- Soil RequirementsWell drained
- Spacing 25 - 30 cm
- Will TolerateAcidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
- Watering DescriptionWater sparingly until the bulb develops leaves or flowers, then water more when necessary.
- Winter careFlowering during the winter period.
- PruningRemove spent flower stalk after blooming. Allow foliage to dry out before removing to allow energy to be stored in the bulb for next year's bloom.
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