Belladonna Lily, White Not to be confused with the familiar holiday amaryllis (actually a Hippeastrum) this true amaryllis comes from the plains of South Africa. Warm, parched summers are perfect for these bulbs, prompting them to produce flowering stems with 6 to 12 trumpet like blooms, each 3 to 4 inches long. The leaves follow later, which is why these are commonly called "naked ladies." An amazing sight when grouped along the back of a long bed, these lush blooms are excellent for cutting, sweetly fragrant and last more than a week in water. Note: these are big, apple-size bulbs that produce beautifully for many years. Highlights & Hints - One bulb produces a big bouquet of fragrant flowers. - Provides wonderful flowers when most plants have stopped blooming. - Thrives in hot, dry conditions. - Deer resistant. Common Name: Belladonna lily, Cape belladonna, Naked ladies Botanical Name: Amaryllis belladonna white Color: Pure white funnel-shaped flowers in scented clusters of 6-12 blooms Mature Height: 28-36" Hardiness: Zones 9-11 Bloom Time: Late summer Bulb/Plant Size: 22-24+ cm, the largest size commercially available. Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 1 very large bulb Planting Information Soil Type: Well drained -- must not be wet Light/Exposure: Full sun Moisture: moderate to dry Planting Depth: Plant with pointed tip just below the soil'd surface Spacing: 12" apart

You'll Receive 1 package of 1 very large bulb