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Amaryllis Arctic Nymph
Back again! It has large, double snow-white flowers with variable pale pink striations and a green throat. Most bulbs yield two flowering stems, and sometimes, even a third! This selection is for bareroot bulbs to plant in your own pots. Each plump bulb will come nestled in a natural burlap bag tied with green gardening twine to which a rustic horticultural tag is attached. For complete storage, planting and care instructions, click Amaryllis Horticultural Tips below. Harvest bulb size: 30/32 cm. After harvest, the bulb may shrink a bit as it dries: it will plump up again once potted and hydrated. They usually take eight to twelve weeks to bloom once potted.
Amaryllis are The Art & Soul of Winter.
Amaryllis Horticultural Tips
Amaryllis are The Art & Soul of Winter.
Amaryllis Horticultural Tips
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