Sure is. It did not come from me. I have some like that, but they are out front.

Thanks 'Plantmaven' Kathy! Are yours blooming now?

That looks like hippeastrum johnsonii ... Hardy Amaryllis or St. Joseph's lily. It's certainly blooming late!

BDW,I think you're right! Thank you! One person says:

"One of the most hardy Amaryllis, it was also among the very first hybrid amaryllis produced. Bred by a British watchmaker named Johnson in the late 1800s, it was a common heirloom plant found around abandoned homsteads and cemeteries, but very scarce in the trade."

Interesting that is was one of the first to be hybridized.

Here is a link that might be useful: hippeastrum johnsonii on google

Pretty, I have never seen them with the red on the leaves (course I haven't seen a lot of them anymore, think that is from being shaded?

Kathy, where have you been??????????

Jolana, I started a bunch of seeds from a Christmas amaryllis (I wish it had been Samba but it was't) and of the seedlings, maybe 10% have red on the leaves (and I always thought this was a way to ID johnsonii). I'll let you know in three years or so, when they bloom :)

I also have a gazillion little plants from Carrie's seeds, but they're too tiny right now to show any red.

Lin (aka BDW - I like that as a handle :)

R --
I was going to guess Johnsonii, but mine usually are the first things to bloom in spring.

Still, what a nice surprise !!

patty