Hippeastrum Hybrids Three

Pictures of Hippeastrum hybrids, often described as amaryllis and seen for sale in the northern hemisphere in December, are pictured on this page. Photos of plants with names from I-N are found on this page.


Photos of other hybrids are found on these pages:


Hippeastrum 'Jaguar' Photo taken April 2004 by Lee Poulsen.

Hippeastrum 'Jaguar', Lee Poulsen

Hippeastrum 'Jewel' is a semi-double, semi-trumpet flower with a distinctive red eye and a very sweet fragrance. 'Jewel' in this photo is single, out of the four flowers on this inflorescence only one was semi-doubled. This is common for 'Jewel', I actually prefer the single flowers. Photo taken December 2010 by Joshua Young

Hippeastrum 'Jewel', Joshua Young

Hippeastrum × johnsonii photos from Jay Yourch and Hans Joschko. It is a primary hybrid of H. reginae and H. vittatum.

Hippeastrum × johnsonii, Jay YourchHippeastrum × johnsonii, Hans JoschkoHippeastrum × johnsonii, Hans Joschko

Hippeastrum 'Junior Lady' - from the Japanese nursery Komoriya; photo by Mari Kitama.

Hippeastrum 'Junior Lady', Mari Kitama

Hippeastrum 'La Paz' from Cynthia W. Mueller. Has bloomed both fall and early spring.

Hippeastrum 'La Paz', Cynthia Mueller

Hippeastrum 'Lemon Star' has a very flat, luminescent bloom. Photo taken December 2010 by Joshua Young.

Hippeastrum 'Lemon Star', Joshua Young

Hippeastrum 'Lilly Star' is a very floriferous hybrid containing up to 7 flowers per inflorescence! Photo taken December 2010 by Joshua Young.

Hippeastrum 'Lilly Star', Joshua Young

Hippeastrum 'Lima', another Hippeastrum cybister hybrid. Photograph taken April 2004 by Lee Poulsen.

Hippeastrum 'Lima', Lee Poulsen

Hippeastrum 'Lollipop' A small plant with flowers about 3 inches across. Photo taken April 2011 by Joshua Young

Hippeastrum 'Lollipop', Joshua Young

Hippeastrum 'Madame Butterfly' is supposed to be a hybrid of Hippeastrum papilio. It is huge, approx. 9 in./23 cm across; does anyone know what the other parent might have been? Cathy Sue Hawkins believes it was 'Red Lion'. Photograph taken April 2004 by Lee Poulsen.

Hippeastrum 'Madame Butterfly', Lee Poulsen

Hippeastrum 'Melfi' is a new Hippeastrum cybister variety used specifically for cut flowers in Europe. Photo taken December 2010 by Joshua Young.

Hippeastrum 'Melfi', Joshua Young

Hippeastrum 'Minerva' Photo by Pamela Slate for whom this always flowers in late April to early May in Arizona.

Hippeastrum 'Minerva', Pamela Slate

Hippeastrum 'Neon' sometimes called 'Neon Rose' usually blooms with six - eight textured flowers per umbel. Photo taken December 2010 by Joshua Young.

Hippeastrum 'Neon', Joshua Young

Hippeastrum species A-O - Hippeastrum species P-Z - Hippeastrum index - Hippeastrum hybrids A-B - Hippeastrum hybrids C-H - Hippeastrum hybrids O-Unnamed - x Hippeastrelia


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