Hippeastrum Blossom Peacock

The petals on amaryllis Blossom Peacock appear to have been dipped, one at a time in rosy red Easter egg dye and then reassembled to create a double flower form. The dye drips off the center rib leaving a white streak that extends out to the petal's pointed tip. Fascinating. Oh, and this amaryllis is one of the few that's fragrant. Why Grow Amaryllis? Amaryllis flowers are showy; bringing over-the-top color to holiday decorating and winter windowsills Hybrid amaryllis offer choices in red, pink, orange, cranberry, bi-colors and more See our growing instructions (link at right) for super easy blooms, even for beginners Flowering amaryllis are thoughtful, engaging holiday gifts For those in warmer climates, amaryllis are also outstanding in flowerbeds where they develop into giant showy clumps and bloom with vigor in the spring Tip: all amaryllis bulbs are not the same. Larger bulbs produce more flower stalks and more blooms per stalk. Get big, healthy, carefully held bulbs - optimum temperature, humidity and light conditions - here and enjoy truly stunning flowering amaryllis. (Note: different varieties mature to different bulb sizes. All the bulbs here are large to very large for the individual cultivar.)