I have about 15 small amaryllis bulbs, sizes range from grape to cherry tomato. There's a 90% chance they're Apple Blossom variety (photo below). Earlier this spring a neighbor died and I rescued her bulbs (color unknown)from relatives who didn't care. Like an idiot, I stuck them in my amaryllis bed which was 100% Apple Blossom. Now of course, I don't know which is which. That's why I only give you a 90% on variety, lol.
Also have 3 rooted Ti plants. This is the red variety. But...I had some construction done in the yard and they got moved into zone 10 full sun for a week and have lost most of their red and gone green. They will return to red when correct lighting is restored. So don't be upset that they're green now.
My trade list is mostly up to date. Interested in begonia's all of a sudden. But will consider anything interesting.
Lori
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