The origin of
Amaryllis
Amaryllis has a rich history. The name Amaryllis comes from classical antiquity and is associated with the Greek word for 'shine' or 'sparkle'. It is not without reason that the meaning of Amaryllis also described as 'the radiant one'.
The flowers that we nowadays as Amaryllis know, originate in Central and South America. Botanically speaking, the Amaryllis which we know as a cut flower and bulb Hippeastrum. Amaryllis is, however, the name by which this impressive flower is known to florists and consumers.
Through breeding, a great diversity of Amaryllis Varieties are emerging, with different flower shapes, sizes, and colors: from classic red and bright white to soft shades and special color combinations.
Symbolism & with a morphosis
Amaryllis symbolises:
From a modest bud, an impressive flower unfolds in a short time. That extraordinary metamorphosis and symbolism make Amaryllis also a meaningful flower to give. From holidays to personal milestones and other special occasions: there is a suitable one for many moments. Amaryllis .
The road from
stem to bloom
A Amaryllis It often arrives at the florist as a strong stem with closed buds. Then the impressive bloom begins: the buds gradually open and develop into large, striking flowers. With proper care, every Amaryllis It comes into its own optimally and the flower stays beautiful longer.
From cutting and watering to shelf life and presentation: good product knowledge helps to Amaryllis to present her at her best and to provide clients with the right advice.
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