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Double Amaryllis
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I am not a gardener so please excuse my ignorance but I have never heard of an Amaryllis flower. Please tell me where it comes from.
Lovely puzzle. Thanks.
23/Jun/09 12:22 AM
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Don't they come from South Africa? But a double is new to me!
23/Jun/09 1:46 AM
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Amaryllis are a bulb. We get them here a lot in the winter because they can be forced and produce a beautiful flower in the dead of winter.
23/Jun/09 1:52 AM
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Amaryllis bulbs are from Syria and Iran. They have many different blooms, from this beautiful double cream to peppermint stripes, brilliant reds and oranges. They can be short (6-8 inches) and up to 2-3 feet tall. They are perrenials if you know what you're doing!
23/Jun/09 2:41 AM
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They're lovely to have at Christmas time here - and they grow so fast you can almost see them so fun for children too.
23/Jun/09 4:12 AM
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Shells, we generally call them 'hippyastrums'. Lovely photo. The ones I have are more the red ones.
23/Jun/09 5:57 AM
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Thanks for he info everyone. June, I have heard of hippyastrums but didn't know what they looked like.
23/Jun/09 9:02 AM
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I also have the orangy-red Hippyastrums, but only single ones and would not have recognised them as relation of this lovely soft double!!
23/Jun/09 10:44 AM
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I have never seen a double Amaryllis before. Gorgeous!
23/Jun/09 1:34 PM
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Hippeastrums, Amaryllis, Scarboro Lilies etc all grow well here in Perth. I have hippeastrums in my garden and they bloom late in summer. Just beautiful!
23/Jun/09 3:05 PM
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I love this place, you learn something new every day!

You certainly got a discussion happening here Photographer.
23/Jun/09 9:57 PM
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