Amaryllis x amarygia parkeri alba

A hybrid form (Amaryllis x Brunsvigia) which makes big, rounded, bulbs and flowers with apple-white, hugely scented trumpets circling the stem. No different in hardiness to the other Amaryllis.

At the time that they flower they have hardly any leaf, this emerges after flowering and persists through to July with wide, fleshy foliage. It is this that is at risk in very cold weather and the reason why the plants need to be planted in sheltered situations, or grown under protection in colder areas.

9/9/23 -  The remaining bulbs have now flowered so will only flower again next year. Consequently reduced by £2.00

Planting Instructions

Best in a cool greenhouse or sheltered walled garden. Plant against a sunny wall outside, or in a container in a cool conservatory, 4" (10cm) deep. In leaf in winter so best in a sheltered warm site, dry and sun warmed in July ideally. 

Plant Details

Flowers    August / September
Height      12" (30cm)