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Amaryllis/Hippeastrum

This month blooms.

9 years ago

Daphne Amaryllis

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Nititii P.
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9 years ago
Double Delight
Nititii P.
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9 years ago
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Nititii P.
Original Author
9 years ago
Apricot Parfait
Nititii P.
Original Author
9 years ago
Double Dragon
Nititii P.
Original Author
9 years ago
Double Dream
Nititii P.
Original Author
9 years ago
Double King
Nititii P.
Original Author
9 years ago
Exotic Star
dondeldux z6b South Shore Massachusetts
9 years ago
Lovely doubles, Nititii. I am surprised and pleased that Daphne is such a berry color, perhaps raspberries or is it just your photo. Your photo of Double Delight makes me wish I had bought one, maybe next time.

One of the reasons I love Double Dream so much is that it doesn't have all the messy stamens with pollen sticking out all over the place like Sweet Nymph. Your Apricot Parfait should have more vibrant colors the next time it blooms, I know mine did.

Thanks for sharing,

Donna☺☺
Nititii P.
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you Donna,

I took all photos using my iPad and the red flowers will turn to orange or very bright red. :P

Daphne is dark red like purple in it.
Double Delight is very red.

I love the scent of Double King. :)

Nititii
Nititii P.
Original Author
9 years ago
Hi, My Ice Queen Amaryllis bloomed last month. It's is very beautiful.

Nititii
Nititii P.
Original Author
9 years ago
and Grand Diva
merkity
9 years ago
they all look great! i really like the double delight!

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