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Amaryllis Season
The Amaryllis, botanically called Hippeastrum, like many other flowers, has many symbolic meanings. The most common meanings are pride and enchanting beauty. The flower is also a symbol of friendship and affection.
Amaryllis is known as a true Christmas flower and is therefore often used in Christmas bouquets and arrangements. With its long stems and large calyxes, Amaryllis is the eye-catcher on every festive table. It is therefore a true winter flower. The colours vary from red, pink, orange, yellow, white and pale green.
Nothing is too crazy for the Amaryllis. Attach the stems of this winter flower to a branch or rail above the table and let the flowers hang down. Or hang a number of Amaryllis upside down on the wall - like a living flower painting. Pour a little water into the hollow stems. Then the flowers will remain beautiful for a long time.
This impressive flower comes in many shapes and colours and can be used in many different ways. Amaryllis are widely available from November to March. Enjoy it!
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