Theresa that is a beauty!! At first...not knowing much about Amaryllis', I thought, Dancing Queen. BUT...the colored in part...wait till Ryan sees it...I think or believe he is one of the GW'lers who is really into them :-) Right Ryan.

You did super with your Poinsettia!!!!And I can not believe that your Plumeria inflo is still doing good!!! WOW. It got a bit colder here outside and the one in progress...just fell off pit by pit...or should I say...bud by bud lol before ever opening up.

Good luck and enjoy your plants :-)

Lucy

I have no idea what the variety is but it's a beauty. I told DH to bring home a few amaryllis. He doesn't have anything fancy but I like all of them. The plumeria will probably take another 3 or so weeks to open. Keep it warm and under bright lights. All of mine are now in storage and I am storing 15 of them bare root for the first time. I hope I don't kill them but I had 30 and they were taking up too much space. If they could be kept at the same temp as the dormant brugs it wouldn't be a problem but they'll suffer tip damage or worse if kept too cold so they are taking up growing space. Is that an I. australe?

Very nice Theresa, from the amaryllis to the poinsettia! I love your bottle collection with the cactus cuttings.

Thanks!
Lucy, I was afraid my plumeria was rotting too. It's been soooo long since I started to see the first signs of an inflo.Then I saw black on the buds,now they're finally green & growing bigger.
Karyn, good luck with your plumies.Thanks for the tips. The Iochroma is I. Grandiflora from Randy, who I called Mark in his thread.LOL
Eloise, thank you. They are spice jars that are too small for my spices.LOL

Theresa

Thank you so much for sharing with us the pictures of your beautiful plants. I enjoyed this presentation.

Ingrid.