Amaryllis Belladonnas

Blooms late summer/early fall on naked stalks to 3' tall. Requires full sun, prefers moisture through the winter growing season, needs to be kept dry through the spring/early summer dormant season. Plant early summer, even with the soil and about 8-12" apart (foliage gets wide like crinums). Hardy to zone 6 (with mulch) and blooms in shades of light-pink through rose-pink , reds and whites. If you have lots of rainfall (as we do here in southeast texas) in the summer, then lift your bulbs, shake dirt off, and store in a cool well ventilated place, then return them to their beds at least by mid-August. They will then throw up their sturdy naked stalks and reward you with a bouquet on a single stem!! Flowers have a nice fragrance to boot!!
Sold in mixed colors only, until I have time to separate them out as they bloom.