Where do you have time Josh...with grad school, etc. Do Clivia count? And, of course, my wonderful bulbs from Dan...
Kristi

SURE IS
Clivias and
Haem("-")anthus="blood(-)flower and
Scadoxus
do count.
Although they lack a "regular" iow "tunicate" bulb
they are very decorative and dignified members of the familiy of Amaryllids respectively.
Btw. within this plant family, Clivias and Haemanthus' are particularly closely related. I am not aware of any intergeneric crossbreeding result YET, but it would not surprise me as much.

Hi Josh,

I have several varieties of crinum, peruvian daffodils and agapanthus. Yeah, I know those are not all in the amaryllidaceae - I was being liberal with my interpretation because I was thinking bulbs. I also have lots of canna and caladium.

I grow boophane, brunsvigia, haemanthus, ammocharis, Crinum, Clivia, rhodophiala, Hymenocallis, Hippeastrum, Lycoris, Leucojum, Amaryllis, Zephyranthes, and Scadoxus. Way too many plants if you ask my wife.

Since someone else posted and I didn't have to figure out spellings, I also have boophane, brunsvigia, haemanthus, ammocharis, ...and the liberal crinum.
Kristi

Eucrosia bicolor, Crinum, Agapanthus, Scadoxus, Clivia and Ammocharis coranica (thanks to Dan)