skip to main content

HAVE: Amaryllis bulbs to trade

queenofdiamonds

20 years ago

I have about 18 amaryllis bulbs all growing in one big pot, don't know some and don't remember the others flower colors, as some were given to me and some were bought by me, they are all different sized bulbs,some of the larger ones bloomed last year for me but this year nothing again, So I am fed up with growing these and would like to trade these(when the weather warms up a bit more) for any hoya that I don't allredy have or a big bunch of rosary vine.

queenofdiamonds

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (5)

lora_in
20 years ago
Hi Queenofdiamonds,
Please contact me to see if we can set something up. Thanks, Lora
mudbug
20 years ago
I have red bee balm already rooted to trade for some Amaryllis. LMK mudbug.
Related Professionals
Savannah Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · St. Louis Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Oklahoma City Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Danville Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Boston Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Lubbock Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Clarksville Landscape Contractors · Las Cruces Landscape Contractors · Montréal Landscape Contractors · Springfield Basement Remodeling · Grand Rapids Basement Remodeling · Ithaca Basement Remodeling · Tucson Basement Remodeling · Lancaster Basement Remodeling · Cornwall Basement Remodeling
patwood
20 years ago
I'm interested; see my trade list.
ewohryn
19 years ago
Hello Queen of Diamonds,
The reason your bulbs stopped blooming is they are planted too deep. move them up so that half the bulb is above the soil [always do this for amaryllis in pots or garden beds] and they will bloom next spring.
Bill Warren, Amaryllis Study Group amstgrp@yahoo.com
I have techniques to make them bloom 3 times a year in spring and summer, or grow in beds in cold climates.
msprettyky
19 years ago
I would like to trade for amaryllis. Please check my trade list. Thanks

Related Stories

HOUSEPLANTS How to Force Amaryllis Bulbs Indoors

By creative jewish mom.com

Enjoy vibrant red blossoms even as gardens turn snowy white, by teaching this hardy repeat performer to ignore the calendar

WINTER GARDENING How to Get an Amaryllis to Rebloom

By Therese Ciesinski

Enjoy glorious flowers year after year just when you need them most, with this step-by-step strategy

GARDENING GUIDES 6 Unsung Bulbs for Fall Planting

By LuAnn Brandsen

Don't hang up your spade after summer — plant these unusual bulbs in fall for a spectacular spring show

GARDENING GUIDES Gardening With Kids: How to Plant Bulbs

By Alison Hodgson

You don't need expertise to get flowering bulbs in the ground in fall — but kids will feel like gardening pros come spring

DECORATING GUIDES Lose It: How to Get Rid of Old Light Bulbs

By Vanessa Brunner

When the light goes out, you'll want to get rid of the bulb safely. Here's how

DIY PROJECTS Holiday DIY: Mason Jar Forced Bulbs and Evergreen Gift Tags

Learn how to make these winter projects from the book ‘Garden Made’ by Stephanie Rose

DIY PROJECTS DIY: Make a Sweet Gift of Future Blooms

Wrap flowering bulbs in decorative paper and string for a cheery addition to table decor or a pretty holiday present

BULBS Great Design Plant: Wild Hyacinth for a Bolt of Blue

By Paintbox Garden

Get knockout spring blooms on spiky stems by planting these bulbs before the ground freezes

SPRING GARDENING Top 10 Scented Plants for Your Garden

By Carol Bucknell Garden Design

A palette of perfumed plants can transform even the smallest of gardens into a sensory delight

WINTER GARDENING Great Design Plant: Snowdrops Offer a Spring Peek

By Paintbox Garden

Braving snow and ice, these little white charmers are a sure shot of sunshine in the winter garden

Sponsored

Structural Remodeling

Franklin County's Heavy Timber Specialists | Best of Houzz 2020!