Amaryllis belladonna Bulbs – Pink Belladonna Lily

Bring a graceful late-summer surprise to your garden with pink Amaryllis belladonna bulbs. Fragrant, funnel-shaped flowers rise on striking leafless stems, giving this perennial bulb its familiar name, Naked Lady Lily.

Imagine a group of pink blooms rising above low-growing plants along a sunny border. The bare flower stems create an airy display, while the clustered flowers bring color and fragrance to the late-season garden.

Meet the Belladonna Lily

• Botanical name: Amaryllis belladonna.
• Flower color: Pink.
• Flower form: Showy, fragrant, funnel-shaped flowers.
• Flowering habit: One or two upright, leafless flower stems, with clusters of approximately 2–12 flowers.
• Typical bloom season: Late summer; timing varies with local conditions.
• Plant type: Perennial bulb.
• Origin: Cape Province, South Africa.

Also known as Belladonna Lily, Jersey Lily, Amaryllis Lily, August Lily, and March Lily. Common names and seasonal references vary by region.

What You Receive

• 1 bulb
• 3 bulbs

Choose your preferred quantity from the size options. This listing is for bulbs for planting, not seeds or a flowering potted plant. Flowering time and establishment depend on bulb condition, planting time, and growing conditions.

Planting in the Garden

• Location: Choose full sun and well-drained soil.
• Spacing: Plant bulbs approximately 12 inches apart.
• Position: Set each teardrop-shaped bulb with its pointed tip just at the soil surface.
• After planting: Water thoroughly to settle the soil around the bulbs.

Plant in groups for a more concentrated display of pink flowers. Avoid sites where water collects around the bulbs.

Growing in Containers

Choose a large container with drainage holes and fill it with a well-drained growing medium. Position in full sun and space bulbs approximately 7–8 inches apart, keeping pointed tips just at the surface. Allow room for their growth.

For a layered display, combine with suitable low-growing or trailing ornamental plants so the leafless flower stems rise above the surrounding foliage.

Planning and Care

Follow the planting and seasonal care instructions supplied with your bulbs, adjusting to your local climate. Do not assume that a newly planted bulb will flower immediately or on a fixed date.

Safety: Ornamental planting only. Do not eat bulbs or other plant parts; keep away from children and pets.