Re:Garden Star

13 years ago

is available at some Lowe's locations with their assortment of lilies perennials and grapes ie early bulbs and flowers. The picture of this amaryllis is small flower medium pink with a white star. I bought 3 to try growing in a patio pot. The bulbs are small and the price is $4.98 each.

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joshy46013
13 years ago
I'm sure they wont have them this far north :(
rene09
13 years ago
They also have the garden varieties, red & white, red, white & pink in Walmarts here for 3.00 I bought some white ones last year & got dbls they look like
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organicstarbuck
13 years ago
Well, I went out to take a look at Home Depot to see what they had left. Got Minerva and Apple Blossom for $1.49 each!
joshy46013
13 years ago
Tiarella,

Is this what they look like? This person in Flordia just started adding them to their E-bay and they don't seem to have a name for them!

Josh

Here is a link that might be useful: Hippeastrum Bulb Pink
dondeldux z6b South Shore Massachusetts
13 years ago
Josh, I saw those too, they look pretty healthy, and I was wondering what they might be...they also had some white ones, all growing in the ground...

Donna
tiarella
Original Author
13 years ago
Josh, Nope these are pictured as dark pink with a distinct white star (no brush marks)but who knows what I will get. I saw on a TV program that Red Lion are used outdoors in NC. The closer to the coast is more temperate where they have a better chance of survival. I live in the upstate of SC which is only one county away from a different state in three directions.