Timing your blooms with the Christmas festivities is one of our favorite ways to prepare for the magical season. Whether you use them as a stunning centerpiece for your feast or decorate your living ...

DENVER — We're in the midst of various holiday projects. We're putting a protective spray on potted evergreens and cut greens to prevent needle drop, and we're planting more paperwhite bulbs. In ...

Huge, colorful flowers on tall stalks make amaryllis a holiday favorite. How to care for amaryllis is a little different than other bulbs you may be familiar with, but they are about as easygoing and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Everyone loves decorating with holiday plants such as Christmas cactus and poinsettia. But there’s another type of plant that ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Holiday amaryllis can last for weeks when well-tended. It’s about time to start decking those halls. I love using natural ...

It’s no wonder why people love to gift (and get!) potted amaryllis plants during the holiday season. Few houseplants flower, and in a room full of green leaves, the bold blooms of an amaryllis can be ...

Of all the indoor plants for the December holiday, my favorite is the amaryllis. If given reliable care, it should live as long as the gardener; and the care is easy, nothing highly difficult. The ...

Dependable, cheerful amaryllis are easily coaxed into bloom for the holidays. With light, warmth and water, the big flowers will magically rise from the belly of a softball-size bulb, a treat for ...

The hybrid amaryllis (Hippeastrum) is a readily available tender bulb with large, showy flowers that is easily grown indoors in a container. This bulb will not overwinter outside in the Chicago region ...

A: The Norfolk Island pine is a popular houseplant, and many people use it as a living Christmas tree. The Norfolk Island pine thrives indoors when given good, consistent care. Place the Norfolk ...

It’s about time to start decking those halls. I love using natural materials and plants as holiday décor, and one plant known for merry and bright is the amaryllis. The amaryllis we buy for our homes ...