Amaryllis Bulbs

Our selection offers varieties that range from the delicate pinks of 'Apple Blossom' to the striking reds of 'Grand Diva' and 'Red Lion'. Easy to grow and stunning in appearance, these bulbs make for perfect holiday gifts or the ideal addition to your winter décor. View all Bulbs.

Commonly Asked Questions

What do you do with amaryllis bulbs after they bloom?

After the flowers have finished blooming, cut the old flowers from the stem and trim the stem back to the top of the bulb once it starts to sag. Continue watering and fertilising the plant for 5-6 months to allow the leaves to fully develop.

How do I save my amaryllis bulb for next year?

Remove any dried leaves and store the bulb in a cool area of your home. Do not water during this time. After 8 or more weeks of dormancy, you can bring the bulb out and reintroduce it to a warmer environment.

Do amaryllis bulbs come back every year?

Yes, amaryllis bulbs can rebloom each year with proper care. After the flowers fade, cut them off to prevent seed formation and allow the plant to store energy for the next blooming cycle. Remove the flower stalk only when it begins to yellow.

Can you leave amaryllis in pots?

Absolutely. Amaryllis bulbs thrive in pots, which helps minimise the risk of overwatering. Ensure that the bulb remains dry, and the soil is only slightly moist -- never soggy.

When should I put amaryllis in the dark?

In late summer, bring your amaryllis indoors and place it in a bright spot. Stop watering and feeding, allowing the leaves, flowers, and stem to fade. Once they have yellowed, cut them off and move the plant to a cool, dark location.