Amaryllis Belladonna - Pink - Buy 1 Bulb?

Height in cm 60
Flowering time August - September
Planting time March - May

The Amaryllis belladonna (belladonna lily) is a bulbous plant, whose bulb has a diameter of 5-10 cm. The leaves appear in autumn and eventually die off in late spring. The bulb then sleeps until late summer. In belladonna lily, unlike in Amaryllis, the leaves appear first and only after the leaves wither does the belladonna lily start flowering.Late in summer, the bulb produces one or two bare, 30-60 cm long stems, each of which bears a cluster of two to 12 funnel-shaped flowers. The colour of the flowers is pink. The belladonna lily is a bulbous plant that can grow in the garden but can also be potted. In the garden, however, the plant must then be well covered with leaves in winter to protect it from frost. In the pot, the belladonna lily can overwinter in the shed or in a cold greenhouse.