HAVE: Gloriosa Lily for Amaryllis
crueltyfre
10 years ago
I have a handful of Gloriosa seedlings, only a few inches high, and a couple vines, maybe a foot or two high. Mother plant pictured below.
Looking for amaryllis I don't already have. Would especially like peach colored ones such as Rilona.
I already have apple blossom, moonlight, bolero, exotic star, picotee, san antonio rose, joker, belladonna, double white and red lion.
May be tempted by other things, (zone 9 hardy) but garden is almost full so space is limited and I'll have to be picky, sorry.
Lori
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