The smooth stems of miniature Hippeastrum ‘Rapido’ bear clusters of lily-shaped, bright crimson-red flowers during winter.

South African native Hippeastrum bulbs are often referred to as Amaryllis and are bred to flower indoors during the cooler months; often used to bring a splash of colour into the home over the festive season.  Grow alongside larger blooming varieties such as Hippeastrum ‘Ferrari’ to create a wonderfully layered and luxurious look for a natural Christmas display.

Each bulb will produce up to 3 stems, holding up to 5-6 delightful, trumpet-shaped exotic blooms.

The architectural stems of charming Hippeastrum ‘Sleeping Beauty’ produce clusters of watermelon-pink and cream, trumpet-shaped blooms during winter.

Commonly referred to as Amaryllis, South African native Hippeastrum bulbs flower indoors, usually around Christmastime in cooler climates -  to bring a spray of colour and freshness into the home over the festive season. 

For a natural and atmospheric display, cover the bare soil in your containers of potted bulbs with moss, use twigs from the garden for support, and perhaps add a few small, glowing lights.

Each bulb will produce up to 3 stems, holding up to 5-6 dainty flowers.