Amaryllis ‘White Symphony’ reaches 14 inches tall. It produces large, luminous white blooms—often double or semi‑double depending on the specific clone—giving a crisp, elegant winter presentation. Each bulb sends up two to three sturdy stalks, each carrying three to four broad, showy flowers. Blooming begins about 45–50 days after planting, making ‘White Symphony’ a strong performer for the holidays. Their fast growth cycle—typically 5 to 8 weeks from planting to bloom—makes them ideal for seasonal décor, gifts, and festive arrangements.

In mild-winter areas such as ours, amaryllis bulbs can be planted outdoors. They perform best in partial shade and require well-drained soil. They may need irrigation in dry summers. Once established, they typically bloom in the spring.

Bulbs sold individually.