Arum Italicum perennial Keep the soil of this

Keep the soil of this Amaryllis on the dry side until you start to see new green growth emerge

The gleaming blossoms create a phenomenal display when planted en masse or when paired with clusters of bright yellow Goldilocks

but are beautiful and so worth the wait when they do bloom

mixed containers

Arum Italicum perennial Keep the soil of thisArum Italicum Bulbs for Sale Italian Lords and Ladies Similar to Jack in the Pulpit, Arum Italicum is widely grown for its unusual, hooded spring flowers. However, this native of Europe really makes a statement in the fall garden when the spent stalks bear dense clusters of orange red berries that last for several months. The chartreuse blooms and bountiful fruits are fascinating additions to shaded spaces, where Hostas and Astilbes make fabulous