Expect to see amaryllis flowers on display this holiday season, but did you know that you can grow them indoors without soil?

An amaryllis plant was grown from a bulb to flowers in this time-lapse. A bulb of the red lion amaryllis variety was chosen.

Columnist Robin Trott shares how to grow tulips, daffodils and more inside when temperatures are freezing outside.

Growing amaryllis indoors will keep you gardening all year long, providing mood-boosting benefits and stress relief.

Timing is key—plant amaryllis bulbs in mid-November to enjoy their bright blooms just in time for Christmas. Give bulbs bright, indirect light, steady warmth, and careful watering to help them grow ...

Planting amaryllis bulbs outside is relatively straightforward. To set your garden up for success, our experts recommend following these planting steps: Soak the bulb: When the threat of frost has ...

I’ve had multiple requests – well, two to be exact – to write an article on amaryllis care. That is two more requests than I ...

Add unique flare to this winter’s indoor garden and décor with double amaryllis. The several layers of colorful petals are ...

FROM closed windows to laundry drying indoors, winter can lead to increased mould growth in your home. Adding a touch a ...

FROM closed windows to laundry drying indoors, winter can lead to increased mould growth in your home. Adding a touch a ...

Browse more than 500 amaryllis bulbs across 26 varieties at the University of Tennessee Gardens, Jackson’s, annual Amaryllis ...