Nymph Amaryllis

Dreamy and fanciful, the Nymph Amaryllis (Amaryllis 'Nymph') is a gorgeous creamy dollop of double - even triple - the white petals are lightly streaked in a deep pink from the centers, feathering softly out in curious streaks. With multiple blooms per strong sturdy stem, these flouncy flowers are gorgeous interior décor in the winter.

Standing above a fan of shapely strappy foliage, these large perennial bulbs are fast-growing and perfect for showcasing these enormous flowers and they look gorgeous on their own even when not in bloom. Amaryllis is a tropical flowering perennial bulb that can be forced indoors for stunning winter décor!

Nymph Double Amaryllis can be planted outside in USDA growing zones 9 to 10, and cooler climates can plant Nymph bulbs outside but they will need to be lifted and stored indoors in a cool dark location for the winter as you would with Dahlia and Canna Lily. These are also fantastic gift items!

Planting and Application:

These dreamy blooms and their multiple layers of bi-color petals look lovely in your home and add a soft, luxurious look to your holiday décor! Pot up in a fancy urn or a special vase just for forcing Amaryllis bulbs. You won't need much because these fabulous blooms more than hold their own!

Nymph Amaryllis can be planted outdoors in warmer growing zones and look amazing in mixed or specimen plantings on your porch or patio! Nymph Amaryllis are long-lasting voluptuous blooms, and the strappy green foliage shines in a bright, sunny window! Your holiday interiorscapes will light up with this gorgeous, unusual flowering décor!

• Creamy White Double to Triple Petals
• Long-Lasting & Multiple Buds Per Stem
• Tall Clumps of Strappy Green Leaves
• Tropical Perennial Bulbs
• Force For Winter Décor, Gift Plant & Containers

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Preferring full sun outdoors and bright indirect light indoors, Amaryllis bulbs should be planted in enriched, well-drained soil, pointed end up, with the neck and top third of the bulb above the soil, then water and mulch well. Disliking soggy locations, water sparingly to ensure the bulb has just enough moisture to grow. Amaryllis should be dead-headed as soon as the blooms fade, but the foliage looks handsome all growing season! Keep the handsome foliage intact and place them in a bright sunny window to make food for the bulb.

• Full Sun & Partial Shade
• Moderately Moist Well-Drained Organic Soil
• Deadhead After Bloom & Clean Mound When Leaves Yellow
• Appreciates Mulched Beds Outdoors
• Dislikes Soggy Soil

Double up with the rosy streaked creamy white petals of the Nymph Amaryllis and take your indoor holiday décor to the next level this year! Hurry and order yours today at Nature Hills and we'll ship your quality bulbs to your doorstep at the proper planting time for your growing zone!