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Image:Amaryllis red.jpg|An amaryllis bulb induced to bloom in winter may produce multiple stalks of showy, lily-like blossoms. | Image:Amaryllis red.jpg|An amaryllis bulb induced to bloom in winter may produce multiple stalks of showy, lily-like blossoms. | ||
Image:Amaryllis stalk.jpg|This mature amaryllis bulb, after going dormant during deep winter, has responded to lengthening days by growing a bloom stalk in February, even before producing any foliage. | Image:Amaryllis stalk.jpg|This mature amaryllis bulb, after going dormant during deep winter, has responded to lengthening days by growing a bloom stalk in February, even before producing any foliage. | ||
Image:Amaryllis leaves.jpg|These Amaryllis bulbs have bloomed and are beginning to grow long leaves which will nurture and replenish the bulb's strength. | Image:Amaryllis leaves.jpg|These Amaryllis bulbs have bloomed and are beginning to grow long leaves which will nurture and replenish the bulb's strength. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:34, 25 January 2023
An amaryllis bulb induced to bloom in winter may produce multiple stalks of showy, lily-like blossoms.
This mature amaryllis bulb, after going dormant during deep winter, has responded to lengthening days by growing a bloom stalk in February, even before producing any foliage.
These Amaryllis bulbs have bloomed and are beginning to grow long leaves which will nurture and replenish the bulb's strength.
