Bring timeless beauty and vibrant color to your garden with 3 bulbs of St. Joseph’s Lily (Hippeastrum x johnsonii), a classic amaryllis hybrid cherished for its bold red blooms streaked with white. This hardy heirloom bulb is known for its reliability, fragrance, and ability to multiply year after year. Botanical Name: Hippeastrum x johnsonii Common Name: St. Joseph’s Lily Type: Perennial bulb Bloom Color: Deep red with white stripes Height: 18–24 inches USDA Zones: 7–10 (can be grown in cooler zones as container plant and overwintered indoors) ? How to Grow Planting Time: Best planted in fall to early spring. Location: Full sun to partial shade. Well-draining soil is essential. How to Plant: Space bulbs 8–10 inches apart, with the neck of the bulb slightly above the soil. Water well after planting. Care Tips: Keep soil consistently moist but not soggy. Apply a balanced fertilizer during active growth. Mulch in colder zones or dig up before frost and store indoors. Bloom Time: Typically blooms in spring with long-lasting flowers. In warmer climates, may bloom again in fall. Overwintering (Zones below 7): Lift bulbs after first frost, dry them, and store in a cool, dark, dry place until spring. These heirloom lilies are ideal for cottage gardens, borders, and containers. Their dramatic trumpet-shaped blooms and sweet fragrance also make them excellent for cut flower arrangements.