That is beautiful! Is this a regular Christmas amaryllis planted outdoors? If so, I would be tempted to try the same, but rodents would probably eat the bulb.

I wish I could tell you more info. I inherited the original plant but it continues to spread and forms more clumps. Easily survived this past terrible winter.

I grow one of those here in Virginia. I believe it is a different type of outdoor amaryllis. However mine has been stubborn and only grown leaves with no blooms for the past two years. I have had it for 5 years. This year I tried protecting it with mulch and it is coming up so have yet to see what happens. I do wish mine would multiply and make more babies but it doesn't.

Yay! My yard amaryllis has a stalk coming up. And I now recall that I bought the bulb at Lowes. They are labeled as specially for the outdoors.

This appears to be Hippeastrum x johnsonii, a hardy amaryllis hybrid.