Amaryllis Dutch Lily (Bulbs)

Naked Lady Plant Family Amaryllidaceae Origin South Africa Description Amaryllis Dutch Lily features large, trumpet-shaped flowers in traditional shades. It blooms from March to May in plains and from April to June in hill areas. Plant between October and December for enduring summer elegance. Environment Dutch Lily plant is happiest when it is getting plenty of sunshine and warmth. Make sure to place it either beside a sunny window or on the outdoors. The way it reflects sunlight makes it more attractive in its natural state. Make sure that the soil maintains a level of dryness throughout its life. When planting use a fast-draining soil for your Belladonna Lilly and keep in mind not to let excess water hang around for long, especially around the roots. Otherwise, the true beauty of this plant will not be realized. The bulbs may rot and the flowers may appear to be unhealthy, or it might not even show up at all. Landscape Use Amaryllis can be used effectively as foundation plantings to make a pleasing contrast to nearby evergreen shrubbery. Other uses for amaryllis include mass plantings, in tree islands, on slopes, near a gate entrance or in borders.