Papilio, French for “butterfly”, produces flowers that actually appear capable of fluttering away. The most famous of the exotic amaryllis, Papilio makes an amazing houseplant, growing larger as the seasons pass with the addition of smaller side bulbs. Snowy petals with maroon brushings and stripes, tinged with lime green. Flowers are 6″ across and numerous. Truly a winged wonder.
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Amaryllis Papillio (Butterfly) 24+cm Bulb
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010Light Levels for Houseplants
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010Low light? Diffused light? How do you know how much light you have and what houseplants will be happy in it? The best indicator is the plant itself. If the houseplant looks good, the light is fine. But here are a few suggestions so that the houseplants you decide to buy will be happy in your house.
Ways to Kill a Houseplant
Friday, January 8th, 2010More Houseplants are killed with kindness than neglect. The best thing you can do for your indoor plants is to learn something about the growing conditions your particular plants like and provide as close to those conditions as possible. If you see a problem developing, take action quickly.
Olive Tree 25 Seeds – Olea europaea – Great Houseplant
Tuesday, December 29th, 2009
Try growing your own olives with this ornamental evergreen with fragrant small white flowers when established. Ideal grown as an indoor houseplant or to add a touch of the Mediterranean to your patio during the summer. Also makes a great bonsai.
Amaryllis Papillio (butterfly)
Thursday, November 19th, 2009Papilio, French for “butterfly”, produces flowers that actually appear capable of fluttering away. The most famous of the exotic amaryllis, Papilio makes an amazing houseplant, growing larger as the seasons pass with the addition of smaller side bulbs. Snowy petals with maroon brushings and stripes, tinged with lime green. Flowers are 6″ across and numerous. Truly a winged wonder.
Olive Tree 25 Seeds – Olea europaea – Great Houseplant
Sunday, November 15th, 2009Try growing your own olives with this ornamental evergreen with fragrant small white flowers when established. Ideal grown as an indoor houseplant or to add a touch of the Mediterranean to your patio during the summer. Also makes a great bonsai.
Amaryllis Papillio (butterfly)
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009Papilio, French for “butterfly”, produces flowers that actually appear capable of fluttering away. The most famous of the exotic amaryllis, Papilio makes an amazing houseplant, growing larger as the seasons pass with the addition of smaller side bulbs. Snowy petals with maroon brushings and stripes, tinged with lime green. Flowers are 6″ across and numerous. Truly a winged wonder.
