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Hardy Garden Amaryllis Alaska
Hardy Garden Amaryllis Alaska
This cold hardy amaryllis features double, pure white flowers with green centers. They are able to overwinter in the ground in temperatures down to 10° F, producing blooms year after year. Plant in groups for a tropical feel in the garden, and in late spring the landscape will be filled with lush, colorful blooms. Ideal for patio pots, too!
- Hardiness Zones 3-10. Lift in Fall in zones 3-6
- Mature Height 15 - 18 inches
- Bloom Time Late spring to early summer (May-Jun)/As a house plant for winter displays
- Light Requirements Full Sun, Half Sun / Half Shade
- Ship As14-16 CM Bulb
- Cut Flower
- Container Friendly
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Botanical Name: Hippeastrum sonatini 'Alaska'
Availability: In Stock
SKU: #89429
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Product Details
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Restricted States US:
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Botanical Name:
Hippeastrum sonatini 'Alaska' -
Ship As:
Bulb -
Size:
14-16 CM -
Lift In Fall:
3-6 -
Suggested Uses:
Borders, Bouquets, Container Gardening, Cut Flowers, Showy Flowers
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Flower Color:
White -
Flower Form:
Large double flowers -
Foliage Type:
Wide strap-like fleshy leaves -
Mature Spread:
9 - 12 inches -
Spacing:
9 - 12 inches
Growing Tips
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Planting Instructions:
Plant with 1/3 of the bulb above the soil line and 9-12" apart. -
Soil Moisture:
Well drained -
Will Tolerate:
Acidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil -
Pruning Instructions:
Remove spent flower stalk after blooming. Allow foliage to dry out before removing to allow energy to be stored in the bulb for next year's bloom.
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Winter Care:
Flowering during the winter period or lift in fall if you live in zones 4-5 for winter storage. Planting Depth:
Plant with 1/3 of the bulb above the soil line.Watering Requirements:
Water sparingly until the bulb develops leaves or flowers, then water more when necessary.Fertilization Requirements:
Once per yearSpecial Care:
Reduce the amount of water around early August, allow bulbs to ripen and go into a dormant state for 6-8 weeks. Bring out of cool dark storage after 6-8 weeks to begin growth.
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We take advanced orders, and as the crops are harvested, our staff of K. van Bourgondien experts makes an on-the-spot selection of the finest bulbs available to fill those reservations.
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Please note that we cannot ship outside of the 48
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Reviewed by 12 customers
Stunning
These were my favorite flowers this year. Sonatini bulbs are smaller dwarf bulbs, so read the listing so you are not surprised like I was.
Multiple large flowers
Blooms very early in the season for zone 7b.
Beautiful blooms!
1st time to try this variety, very impressed. All bulbs were firm, blooms beautiful. Forgot to take pic when all 3 had bloomed☹️
spectacular
I tried the red and white hardy amaryllis several years ago. They have done well for me so this year I ordered the white version, Alaska,. All 6 came up and they are nothing short of spectacular.. Every stem has large, double, ruffled, multiple blossoms. It's a bouquet on each stem. The last to bloom had three stems, each loaded with flowers. Best deal ever.
I need more
great quality bulbs
Reblooner.
Garden beds.
I would buy this again.
Fast delivery. Nice size bulbs. My first bloom is ready to open. I am ready to more colors.
yes
Just now growing.
I would reather a larger bulb when I ordered again
I planted my white Amaryllis bulbs in a large Mexican clay pot out doors .I expected the bulbs to be larger as a larger bulb would produce a larger bloom.
Waiting for spring and the first bloom since planting.
Looking forward to this bulb's first bloom season.
Questions & Answers
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how long does a bloom last ,. similar to regular Amarillis?
- Asked by maarcee
- Verified Reply - AngelaThe Hardy Garden Amaryllis Alaska can bloom for up to three weeks.Was this answer helpful to you
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How many bulbs per package?
- Asked by Laurie
- Verified Reply - ViciThis is an offer of 3 bulbs.Was this answer helpful to you
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Will amaryllis Alaska thrive in zone 9a and 9b if planted in half sun/half shade?
- Asked by Char
- Verified Reply - AngelaThe Hardy Garden Amaryllis Alaska should perform well in zone 9 with at least 4 to 6 hours of sun a day.Was this answer helpful to you
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Will the Alaska amaryllis survive a Texas summer?
- Asked by Tx Grammie
- Verified Reply - AngelaThe Hardy Garden Amaryllis should do well in your area. You may want to consider a planting site with early sun and afternoon shade but it's not required. Shelter from the hot Texas afternoon sun should prolong the life of your blooms.Was this answer helpful to you
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How many stalks per bulb and how many blooms per stalk is typical or normal for this bulb
- Asked by Ginny
- Verified Reply - AngelaYou can expect 1 to 3 stalks per bulb. Each stalk should have 3 to 5 blooms.Was this answer helpful to you
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What's a 'bag' when ordering amaryllis?
- Asked by Cecilia
- Verified Reply - AngelaThe Hardy Garden Amaryllis offer includes 3 bulbs. You can locate that information to the right of the Plant Calculator. Was this answer helpful to you
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Why are you sending out mushy bulbs. I won't order from you now. Very small amount of reviews and to many say they are mushy. Your company knows when the bulbs are mush and they still send them out. Not taking a chance with a company that does that. Sorry
- Asked by Ter
- Verified Reply - AngelaI am sorry but I'm not sure I understand the question. The Hardy Amaryllis Alaska bulbs have 9 reviews and only one mentioned mushy bulbs. We definitely don't want any customer to receive mushy bulbs and would replace them or provide a credit if it should happen. Please take a look at the customer photos and reviews again. We are happy to answer any questions you may have about the product or our No Risk Guarantee. Was this answer helpful to you
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It's winter, indoors, planted in pot, it's blooming nicely, one stem has produced four beautiful blossoms, the second stem is now blooming. When should I remove the baulb for rest? Thank you
- Asked by Denise
- Verified Reply - AngelaAfter flowering, allow foliage to die back naturally. Reduce watering at this stage and place in a cool dark storage area for 6-8 weeks. Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
I just received the bulbs last week and planted them. Can I expect to see the plants grow and bloom this spring? It's already late spring, so if not now, when? After the blooms nd decay of leaves=,are the cubs to be dug up and stored indoors until the following spring, or are they to be left on their own with sepectations of blooms in successive years?
- Asked by franklin
- Verified Reply - ViciThese bulbs will grow and bloom this season. Because they were just planted, it could take some time for them to grow. Once the blooms are spent and the leaves die back, you will not need to dig up the bulbs in your zone of 7b as they are hardy in zones 7 - 10.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Is there other colors in hardy amaryllis other than white and pink
- Asked by diane
- Verified Reply - AngelaWe don't currently offer any other colors of Hardy Garden Amaryllis. We had the red and white Eye Catcher but it's also currently out of stock. Was this answer helpful to you
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