Hardy Amaryllis (Hippeastrum × johnsonii), known as St. Joseph's Lily, is one of the few amaryllis hybrids that reliably survives winters in temperate gardens (Zone 7+). It produces clusters of large, fragrant, deep red trumpet flowers with white stripes on tall stems in late spring. Its strap-like foliage is evergreen in mild winters. A tough, long-lived heirloom for southern gardens.




| Family: | Amaryllidaceae (am-uh-ril-id-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Hippeastrum (hip-ee-ASS-trum) |
| Species: | × johnsonii (jon-SOHN-ee-eye) |
Amaryllis 'Minerva' (Hippeastrum): Red with White Star
Foxtail Lily (Eremurus bungei)
Camas Lily (Camassia quamash): Blue Spires for Moist Meadows
Amaryllis 'Hercules': Massive Red Blooms for Holiday Displays
Surprise Lily (Lycoris x houdyshellii): Late Summer Blooms on Naked Stems
Amaryllis 'Giraffe': Unique Spotted Blooms
St. Christopher Lily (Crinum jagus): Fragrant White Trumpets
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