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They are gorgeous, Tatyana!
ReplyDeleteStanding so proud and beautiful.
The dragon is very cool too.
Have a great weekend!
annelie
Beautiful, and the dragon adds to the photo.
ReplyDeleteI love these flowers.
ReplyDeleteStill plan to get some for the house.
That is a beautiful composition Tatyana - very jealous of all the green in the background!
ReplyDeletePerfect red colour for Valentines Day which is coming closer. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant blooms are a welcome sight here where all is white and icy outside!
ReplyDeleteLooks like stairs...so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you ladies!
ReplyDeleteCyndy, isn't it how the winter should look? ha-ha! We certainly lack some white!
Gorgeous, love the trio!
ReplyDeleteHi Tatyana,
ReplyDeleteMy amaryllis are long gone so these look really great to me. I am definitely going to think of extending the amaryllis season next year.
Eileen
Lovely! Lovely! I love the various stages . . . what I want to know and see is when they all fall over!! What large healthy bulbs! I love your dragon Tatyana.
ReplyDeleteI am with Eliza, love the trio together in the planter.
ReplyDeleteThey're gorgeous!!! My amaryllis are miserable because they're too cold while I'm at work and the heat is turned down and they're not getting enough direct sun. I may just have to live vicariously through yours or maybe show your blog to mine. They need a little motivation.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous amaryllis! So perfect against the green foliage at the back.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! The dragon is awesome, too. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love red and green together. The blurry edges are great too, very creative.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Tatyana, Bob's Amaryllis fizzled this year. He was disappointed as he did all the right things as far as we can tell.
ReplyDeleteThe dragon looks like he's ready to take a bite out of the big juicy bulbs. LOL
Thank you for your comments! I knew that I was sharing this picture with right people! You, gardeners, can see and appreciate the beauty! The tallest stalk fell soon after this picture was taken, and I put it in a vase. When the flowers wilted and I took the stalk out, I saw a new bud!!! Isn't it exciting?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color and great photo! Here we call them Hippeastrums, I've got one called "Russian Twin" - huge bright red double, had it for many years now and it always flowers in early spring, can't wait to see it again this season. Thank you for the beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteSuch a red beauty
ReplyDeleteNever put amaryllis in front of a fire breathing dragon. LOL! They are so pretty that they can be the fire for the dragon though. With them blooming in steps you will have blooms for a lo9ng time in that planter Tatyana. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love love that tree looking at me!!
ReplyDeleteHave a sweet Sunday, Tatyana xx
Why on earth have we neglected Amaryllis these last few years, got to do something about it.The hedging behind your plant, it looks like Box, if it is I hope it doesn't succumb to the blight which has destroyed ours. Thanks for your recent visit and kind comments.
ReplyDeleteDear Tatyana, Time for me to put amaryllis back on my wish list. Beautiful. P x
ReplyDeleteThank you my friends! I'm glad you like the dragon too! He likes the attention!
ReplyDeleteAlistair, the hedge is Japanese holly (ilex crenata). I've been told by our landscaper that it withstands dog's (pardon me) pee better than boxwood. I am not sure about blight... Hmm, there is something to think about...
Dreamy and lovley ..great compositon.
ReplyDeleteLovely capture, Tatyana! Your hedge behind the flowers gives a very sophisticated look to the photo.
ReplyDeleteAnd a lovely image it is, Tatyana. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI have one amaryllis left with a bud, so I'm looking forward to that soon.
ReplyDeleteYours are lovely.
So pretty! I love how they are lined up in that container!
ReplyDeleteI am forcing 3 colors indoors
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