61. SAAD ASSAF Flower Bulbs Nurseries Israel Specializing in the cultivation of amaryllis and canna bulbs for both dry sale and the potted plant market. Features company profile, catalog of products with photos and contact information. http://www.saad-assaf.co.il/

62. Gardener's Net Flowers : Amaryllis Bulbs amaryllis is a tender annual that looks good as borders in flowerbeds and mixedin rock gardens. http://www.gardenersnet.com/flower/amaryllis.htm

Holiday Insights Greeting Cards Time to Shop: Gardening: Annual Seeds Perennials Seeds Vegetable Seeds Herb Seeds ... Back Yard/Deck Seasonal: Halloween Thanksgiving Carving Stuff Lights ... TGN's Florist Bird Stuff: Bird Feeders Martin Houses More Bird Stuff Amazon.com Search for: Flowers Annuals Perennials Bulbs Amaryllis Type: Flowering Bulb Latin Name: Liliaceae/Amaryllidaceae So just why do so many people enjoy growing Amaryllis indoors? That's easy! First, they are an easy bulb to grow. Forcing Amaryllis to bloom indoors is a snap. Many garden stores carry them boxed, potted and ready to grow by just adding water. Second, they have big, bright, trumpet shaped blooms cheering up the indoor winter scene. And, third, many people need to grow something during the long winter. For gardeners, winter can be long. growing indoor plants help us to get through the long off season. The word Amaryllis comes from the Greek word for "sparkling". And they do just that, brightening up a spring lawn, or adding color indoors on a cold, drab winter's day. Big, cheerful, trumpet shaped blooms come in red, pink, yellow and a few combinations of these colors. A single flower blooms six to eight weeks after planting. Plants can grow up to two feet. Amaryllis can be grown outdoors in frost free areas. They also can be grown in colder regions. In cold regions, pull up the bulbs before winter, and store them until spring.

63. Grooms - Flowers & Bulbs By Mail Order Daffodils and roses from specialist bulb growers in Spalding, Lincolnshire. Also offer chocolates, amaryllis bulbs, smoked salmon and port. http://www.grooms-flowers.co.uk/

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64. Forcing Amaryllis For eight generations the Van Bourgondien family has been growing and sellingDutch flower bulbs. Starting with our first catalog published in 1880 to the http://www.dutchbulbs.com/bulblady/forcingamaryllis.html

S E A R C H ADVANCED SEARCH My Internet bookmarks Visit my Internet Garden Journal for a list of my favorite Internet sites. Send me a note! I'd love to hear from you. Forcing Amaryllis The name "Amaryllis," in Greek, means 'sparkling." And if you've ever had one of these lovelies bloom in your home in the dead of winter, I'm sure you'll agree that this is an apt description of a great plant. Amaryllis come in many colors, from pure white to pure red, and many shades of pink in-between. One of my favorite pinks is "Apple Blossom" which really does look like its namesake. Some, like the new "Charisma" , are bi-tones, starting at the top of the flower, where the petals are light red, shading on down to the bottoms of the lower petals which are white flecked with red. Amaryllis are bulbs that are simply made for forcing - and if you buy several and start them at two or three week intervals, starting in September, it's possible to have them blooming from Christmas through April or even May - you know - those times when we're desperate for blooms! Potting them up is a snap. If you are only planting one, you need a pot that is about 3-4" wider than the bulb, with good drainage. Make sure it is relatively heavy, as an amaryllis can grow to be over two feet tall - and when those two feet are topped with several blooms, the plant can get top-heavy.

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Amaryllis Choose a product's name or picture to view larger pictures and more information. Our plants are sold as packages. When purchasing an item, the number of plants in each package is specified in the pricing Options on the pull-down menus. Remember to specify the Quantity of packages you are ordering, rather than how many plants. Select a product in this group to jump to! 25098 - Amaryllis 'Elvas' 25725 - Amaryllis 'Lambada' 25727 - Amaryllis 'Royal Velvet' 23569 - Save 15% on Double Amaryllis Collection 25097 - Amaryllis 'Dancing Queen' 23568 - Save 15% on Single Amaryllis Collection Page 1 of 2 Amaryllis 'Elvas' No: Bulb size 26-28 cm in circumference Zone: 9-10 16-24" Catalog page: 57 Price: 1 Bag (Packed 1) 2 Bags for $24.50 3 Bags for $34.95 Quantity: Amaryllis 'Lambada' No: Bulb size 26-28 cm in circumference Zone: 9-10 16-24" Catalog page: 57 Price: 1 Bag (Packed 1) 2 Bags for $24.50 3 Bags for $34.95 Quantity: Amaryllis 'Royal Velvet' No: Bulb size 26-28 cm in circumference Zone: 9-10 20-24"

66. Aaron's Bulb Farm Offering a wide assortment of canna, amaryllis and subtropical ornamental bulbs and fruit trees. http://www.aaronscanna-amaryllis.com/

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68. Athens - Amaryllis Hotel - Greece Rates, facilities and online booking of this C' class hotel located in the commercial center of Athens. http://www.greekhotel.com/athens/amaryllis/home.htm

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69. Amaryllis amaryllis. (Hippeastrum hybrid). Contact Diane Relf, Extension Specialist,Environmental Horticulture. August 1996. DESCRIPTION http://www.ext.vt.edu/departments/envirohort/factsheets/pottedplants/amrylis.htm

Amaryllis Hippeastrum hybrid Contact: Diane Relf, Extension Specialist, Environmental Horticulture August 1996 DESCRIPTION: Long slender straplike medium green leaves originating from base of bulbous plant. 2-4 very large lily-like flowers on top of a 1 - 2 ft. hollow leafless stalk. FLOWER COLORS: White and Red, Red, White, Pink, Bi-Colored AFTER FLOWERING: Remove faded blossoms. Place in high light and contine to water and fertilize. Many people cut back water and fertilizer during summer and resume normal care in the fall, but this is not necessary. AVAILABLE: December to May CONTAINER: Small container. LIGHT: Low to medium to high. Tolerates most light levels well. WATER: Frequent. Water thoroughly, keep soil evenly moist to touch (not saturated). Don't let sit in water. TEMPERATURE: Cool - medium. 50 - 70 (degrees F) days, 45 - 65 nights. HUMIDITY: Average house FERTILIZER: Every month during growing season. SOIL MIX: 1 to 2 parts sphagnum peat moss, 1 part vermiculite, 1 part sterilized loam, and 1 part clean coarse sand or Perlite. PROPOGATION: Offsets of bulbs SELECTION GUIDE: Select plant with bright, clear colored flowers. If bulbs are purchased, they should be large and firm.

70. N.L. Van Geest BV - Amarylliskwekerij Het bedrijf startte in 1957 met het kweken van amaryllisbollen (Hippeastrum). Op de foto's kan je zien dat de amaryllis in veel soorten en kleuren leverbaar is. http://www.nlvangeest.nl

71. Amaryllis Care Whether you are planting an old amaryllis bulb that you ve saved, or a new oneyou ve just Keep your amaryllis away from cold drafts and hot spots. http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/greenline/99v6/03.html

Ron Wolford Subscription Information Amaryllis Care Whether you are planting an old amaryllis bulb that you've saved, or a new one you've just purchased, planting and care is the same. However, with bulbs you've saved, cut off the old dried leaves when you replant the bulbs. Other than this, you can follow these simple instructions for both old and new bulbs. Plant your bulb in a pot one to two inches larger in diameter than the base of the bulb. Make sure the pot you use has drainage holes in the bottom. Plant the bulb in a well-drained potting mix with one to two parts potting soil to one part sharp sand, perlite or vermiculite. You might also add a bit of peat moss or compost to the mix. Repot old bulbs in fresh potting soil each year. Plant bulbs so that one half to two thirds of the bulb is above the soil line. After planting, water the bulb thoroughly and put it in a bright, cool room. Keep it away from direct sun. Water only when the soil is fairly dry. Too much moisture too often can cause the roots or bulb to rot. Be especially careful not to overwater in plastic pots. As the roots begin to develop and fill the container, the soil will dry out more quickly and you'll need to water more often.

72. The African Garden Dedicated to the culture, photography, identification, research, horticultural promotion and conservation of Southern African bulbs and their hybrids; site for the NCCPG National Plant Collections of crocosmia with chasmanthe, tulbaghia, eucomis, galtonia, freesia, and amaryllis. http://www.theafricangarden.com/

THE AFRICAN GARDEN A website dedicated to the culture, photography, identification, research, horticultural promotion and conservation of Southern African Bulbs and their hybrids. This site has been produced by David Fenwick of The African Garden, 96 Wasdale Gardens, Estover, Plymouth, England. Its aim, to promote culture and provide information on growing a wide range of Southern African Bulbs but also highlight the work that is being done to both conserve and collect specific bulbous genera. Crocosmia with Chasmanthe, Tulbaghia, Eucomis and Galtonia, Freesia (Anomatheca Group) and Amaryllis (including x Amarygria, x Amarine and x Amarcrinum) ENTER Site Created 8th September 2000 Site Last Updated 30th March 2005 Annual renewal 31st July The domain name and web hosting for this website has been supplied by Mister.net Domain name renewal is just $35.00 per annum, and 25Mb of webspace for your domain is FREE Every Year. The customer service is very good and FTP uploads are easy. Sorry for advertising this here but it's with the best of intentions. Click on the link below to find out more.

73. Amaryllis For Winter Beauty The amaryllis is well loved for its ability to produce huge blooms indoors The key to success with the amaryllis is to keep the foliage alive so that it http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/hortihints/0110c.html

Sharon A. Yiesla Unit Educator, Horticulture, Lake County Past Issues Amaryllis for Winter Beauty The amaryllis is well loved for its ability to produce huge blooms indoors in the middle of winter. It is often used as a holiday plant, with the bulbs being available for purchase in late fall. Selecting and Caring for the Amaryllis Bulb When buying a bulb, select one that is at least 2 1/2 inches in diameter. Smaller bulbs will not bloom. Larger bulbs (4 inches) produce better, often developing two flower stalks instead of one. Make sure the bulbs are firm and free of soft spots and discoloration. Plant the bulbs in a container that has drainage holes. The container should be about two inches bigger in diameter than the bulb. The planting mix should drain well; an equal mix of peat and perlite would be suitable. Plant so that about one third of the bulb shows above the soil level. After planting, the planting mix should be thoroughly watered. Keep the mix consistently moist. The mix should not be saturated. Do not water over the nose of the bulb. If water seeps into the bulb, it may cause it to rot. Keep the bulb in a warm room (70-75F) during rooting and early stalk development. As the flower buds begin to form, reduce temperatures to about 65F to prolong flowering. The bulb should be kept in a well-lighted area. During flowering, the plant is best kept in bright, but indirect light. This will help prolong flowering.

74. Amaryllis - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia amaryllis is a monotypic genus of plant containing one species, the BelladonnaLily (amaryllis belladonna), a native of South Africa. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amaryllis

Amaryllis From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Amaryllis "Naked Lady" flowers in the Sinkyone Wilderness State Park California Scientific classification Kingdom: Plantae Division: Magnoliophyta Class: Lilliopsida Order: Asparagales Family: Amaryllidaceae Genus: Amaryllis Species: A. belladonna Binomial name Amaryllis belladonna L. Amaryllis is a monotypic genus of plant containing one species, the Belladonna Lily Amaryllis belladonna ), a native of South Africa The Belladonna Lily is a bulb plant, with each bulb being 5-10 cm in diameter. It has several strap-shaped, dull green leaves , 30-50 cm long and 2-3 cm broad, arranged in two rows. The leaves are produced in the autumn and eventually die down by late spring. The bulb is then dormant until late summer. In late summer the bulb produces one or two naked stems 30-60 cm tall, each of which bear a cluster of 2 to 12 funnel-shaped flowers at their tops. Each flower is 6-10 cm diameter with six tepals (three outer sepals, three inner petals, with similar appearance to each other), white, pink or purple in colour. This flowering pattern is the cause of its common name 'naked lady'. The scientific name Amaryllis is named after a shepherdess in one of Virgil 's pastorals, and means any young rustic maiden.

75. Wikipedia:Featured Picture Candidates/Amaryllis Stamens - Wikipedia, The Free En Beautiful photo of amaryllis stamens; illustrates the article stamen. Also,the page is a redirect for anther, and the amaryllis shows those clearly. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Featured_picture_candidates/Amaryllis_sta

Wikipedia:Featured picture candidates/Amaryllis stamens From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Wikipedia:Featured picture candidates edit Amaryllis stamens Amaryllis stamens Beautiful photo of Amaryllis stamens; illustrates the article stamen . Photographer: Aka Nominate and support Sango 18:13, July 13, 2005 (UTC) Oppose A lovely image. Sadly it doesn't (yet?) do a great job of illustrating the article, as it's stuck at the bottom of it without any context or explanation. L upin 02:26, 14 July 2005 (UTC) It does offer some explanation: 'Stamens of Amaryllis '. I think that since this image focuses primarily on the stamens instead of an entire flower, the article would benefit having this as the lead image instead of Image:Crateva religiosa.jpg . What do you think? Sango 02:44, July 14, 2005 (UTC) I think the current lead image does a better job of visually explaining what stamens are. A macro shot like this is potentially ambiguous as it doesn't show how the stamens relate to the rest of the flower. L upin 13:43, 14 July 2005 (UTC) Well I've moved the picture up, because although Lupin's point about showing the relation to the plant is a good one, I think the Amaryllis picture gives a much better idea of which bit of the plant the page is talking about. Also, the page is a redirect for

76. Chesterfield Dahlia Farm Grower and supplier of dahlia tubers, iris, gladioli, amaryllis and orchids. http://dahliafarm.com/

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77. You Grow Girl | How To Plant An Amaryllis Bulb Secrets of the plant kingdom revealed. If gardening really is the new rock n roll,then Yougrowgirl.com is indie rock . With experiments, humour http://www.yougrowgirl.com/grow/featured_amaryllis.php

STORE FORUMS GROW GARDEN ... You Grow Girl Light: full sun Temp: 65-75 º F Water: whenever surface soil dries out Repot: every year or every two years Discuss Amaryllis bulbs in the Forums Save your forced bulbs Amaryllis Culture Mad About Amaryllis How to Plant an Amaryllis Bulb by Gayla Sanders Although there are many plants that are forced to bloom indoors during the winter holiday season, the popularity of the amaryllis ( Hippeastrum lies in its ease of care and its large, lily-like blooms that are so reminiscent of the flowers of summer. Flower colour ranges from red as the most popular, to pink, white, yellow and mixed. Dwarf varieties with smaller foliage and flowers are available but they tend to be more expensive and slightly harder to care for. The general rule is the smaller the bulb, the smaller the bloom. The holidays are probably the worst time financially to purchase this plant. Everyone wants one when they see the beautiful green foliage and bright flowers lining department shelves and corner market plant stands. As a result prices are inflated. They can be anywhere between 12-30 dollars Canadian minimum. If you purchase a dry bulb (no pot) in the fall and plant it up yourself you can save money (5-20 dollars Canadian), the selection of varieties is greater, and you can chose your own decorative pot instead of settling for the generic pots the full bloom plants come in. If you'd like your bulb to bloom in time for Christmas, pot it up by mid-November. This plant can be grown outside anytime of the year in warmer, frost-free climates. Either way getting this bulb ready to grow is simple and will take only a few minutes and a bit of preparation.

78. Welcome To Jordan River Bulbs Producing of amaryllis in Israel, selling both dry bulbs and potted plants. Company profile and product photos. http://www.amaryllis.co.il/

79. Amaryllis: Definition And Much More From Answers.com (Click to enlarge) amaryllis ( School Division, Houghton Mifflin Company)am·a·ryl·lis ( am ?ril is ) n. http://www.answers.com/topic/amaryllis

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Dictionary Encyclopedia WordNet Translations Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping amaryllis Dictionary (Click to enlarge) amaryllis ( School Division, Houghton Mifflin Company) am·a·ryl·lis ăm ə-rĭl ĭs n. Any of several chiefly tropical American bulbous plants of the genus Hippeastrum grown as ornamentals for their large, showy, funnel-shaped, variously colored flowers that are grouped in umbels. See belladonna lily Any of several similar or related plants. Amaryllis Used in classical pastoral poetry as a conventional name for a shepherdess. [New Latin Amaryllis , genus name, from Latin, name of a shepherdess, from Greek Amarullis Encyclopedia amaryllis ăm ərĭl ĭs ) , common name for some members of the Amaryllidaceae, a family of mostly perennial plants with narrow, flat leaves and with lilylike flowers borne on separate, leafless stalks. They are widely distributed throughout the world, especially in flatlands of the tropics and subtropics. Many ornamental plants of this family are mistakenly called lilies; they can be distinguished from members of the lily family (Liliaceae) by the anatomical placement of the ovary (see flower ) and are considered more advanced in evolution than the lilies. Sometimes the amaryllis family is included in the Liliaceae.

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