Ann Patterson writes: I have an Amaryllis bulb that has bloomed nearly every year since 1924. It has always been indoors in a small pot. After it blooms the flowers are cut and the leaves are allowed to grow all year. It is watered about once a month and a little bone meal is sprinkled on the soil. I have a picture of my mother as a baby sitting beside it. I am its caretaker now. The bulb split a couple years ago and this year I have two blooms. It is a very pretty orange color with a yellow throat. It usually blooms in January, but I always doubt that it will really bloom again. I think that it is very special and unusual and I felt the need to share its story. You can reply to Ann and she will share photos of this amazing plant. annandterryp@comcast.net -- Read my blog at http://www.janemerryman.com/