Ruby Snowfall
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Some winter displays are meant to be noticed. Ruby Snowfall is one of them. This large bulb garden brings together dramatic red Amaryllis, cheerful red blooms, crisp white accents, and fresh greenery for a striking mix of color and height. Presented in a festive red container, the garden continues to develop after it arrives, with the Amaryllis taking center stage as its impressive flowers unfold. From the first signs of growth to the fully opened blooms, Ruby Snowfall offers something new to enjoy throughout the season.
1. Don’t overdo the water.
Bulbs prefer moderation. Water when the top of the soil begins to feel dry, adding just enough to keep it lightly moist. Avoid leaving the soil saturated or allowing water to collect around the bulbs.
2. Let there be light.
Choose a bright spot with plenty of indirect light and keep the garden away from chilly windows and drafts. As the taller stems develop, give the container an occasional turn to encourage balanced growth.
3. Let each bulb do its thing.
Not everything in a bulb garden grows or flowers at exactly the same time—and that’s part of its charm. As Ruby Snowfall develops, different blooms will make their appearance, while the Amaryllis rises above the garden and opens into its signature large flowers.
Some winter displays are meant to be noticed. Ruby Snowfall is one of them. This large bulb garden brings together dramatic red Amaryllis, cheerful red blooms, crisp white accents, and fresh greenery for a striking mix of color and height. Presented in a festive red container, the garden continues to develop after it arrives, with the Amaryllis taking center stage as its impressive flowers unfold. From the first signs of growth to the fully opened blooms, Ruby Snowfall offers something new to enjoy throughout the season.
1. Don’t overdo the water.
Bulbs prefer moderation. Water when the top of the soil begins to feel dry, adding just enough to keep it lightly moist. Avoid leaving the soil saturated or allowing water to collect around the bulbs.
2. Let there be light.
Choose a bright spot with plenty of indirect light and keep the garden away from chilly windows and drafts. As the taller stems develop, give the container an occasional turn to encourage balanced growth.
3. Let each bulb do its thing.
Not everything in a bulb garden grows or flowers at exactly the same time—and that’s part of its charm. As Ruby Snowfall develops, different blooms will make their appearance, while the Amaryllis rises above the garden and opens into its signature large flowers.
This product is temporarily unavailable.