Re: Amaryllis belladona /advise needed
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- Subject: Re: Amaryllis belladona /advise needed
- From: r* <r*@microlink.net>
- Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 15:20:24 -0600 (CST)
Yo Connie: What part of the world do you live in that could have that many
different zones? Where does Organic Gardening say you live? Anyway
Amaryllis outdoors ought to be kept in a pot buried in the ground so in the
fall you just pull the pot and bring it inside. Lean it in the corner for a
couple of months and then bring it out to bloom, then when the weather
moderates stick it back out in the garden. :)
At 11:55 AM 11/16/97 -0800, you wrote:
>Fellow listers,
>Hope someone out there can tell me from their experience if its possible
>to outdoor grow this lovely bulb flower..I grew up with this flower
>(must milder climate too)and would like very much to succeed with
>growing it here.
>
>I have conflicting info regarding its zone limitations.Sunset reads zone
>4 this is Sunset zone 3/USDA 6.Other sources even read higher, zone
>8(USDA).
>
>So my thought was to place a full bale of straw over planted bulb to
>insulate against freezing.
>
>If anyone knows or has first hand knowledge it would be very reassuring.
>
>Grateful for any clues/tips.
>Connie Hoy
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