Amarines

Infuse Your Autumn Garden With The Amarine Belladiva Series
If you're looking to add vibrant, late-season beauty to your UK garden, look no further than Amarine bulbs. Known for their exotic charm and hardy nature, these stunning plants bloom in brilliant colours just when other flowers have faded, offering a captivating display in your autumn garden. Whether you're an experienced gardener or just starting, Amarine bulbs will make an unforgettable addition to your outdoor space. Explore DutchGrown's premium selection of Amarine Belladiva bulbs for sale online, and plant them in mid to late spring for an amazing autumn bloom. 

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The Amarine Flower: A Striking Hybrid Between Nerine And Amaryllis
Amarine flowers are a stunning hybrid cross between two beloved plants: Nerine and Amaryllis. Combining the best traits of both, Amarines inherit the delicate, star-shaped blossoms of Nerine and the bold, trumpet-like flowers of Amaryllis, resulting in a captivating display of colour and form.

These hybrid bulbs are renowned for their hardiness and versatility. Amarine plants thrive in a variety of soil types, especially well-drained soil, and can grow in both full sun and partial shade. They’re a favourite among gardeners for their ability to return year after year with minimal care. Amarine flowers not only bring beauty to your garden but also attract pollinators, making them a win-win for both aesthetic and ecological benefits.


From Amarine Belladiva Aphrodite To Amarine Belladiva Emanuelle
The Belladiva series of Amarine bulbs offers a stunning range of colours and flower shapes, making it easy to find the perfect variety to complement your garden’s style. Here are some of the standout varieties:

  • Amarine Belladiva ‘Aphrodite’: Known for its bold, vibrant pink hues, Aphrodite adds a touch of warmth and richness to your late-season garden, creating an eye-catching focal point.
  • Amarine Belladiva ‘Emanuelle’: This variety features a softer, more delicate pale pink colour, creating a gentle, romantic vibe that pairs beautifully with the deeper tones of Aphrodite.
  • Amarine Belladiva ‘Anastasia’: With its dazzling display of sophisticated, rosy-pink flowers, Anastasia is perfect for making a statement in your autumn garden, offering elegance and charm.

These three varieties are not only visually stunning, but also deer-resistant, making them a great choice for those who want a vibrant autumn garden without the worry of unwanted nibblers. Amarine Belladiva bulbs are perfect for adding exotic charm and long-lasting colour to your landscape, with blooms that continue to shine well into the cooler months. Thanks to their ability to withstand winter temperatures as low as -10°C, they offer enduring beauty throughout the season. Additionally, these plants make fantastic cut flowers, adding to their allure and versatility.

Growing Instructions: How To Plant Amarine Bulbs
Planting Amarine bulbs is a simple process, and with the right care, these hardy plants will reward you with years of vibrant blooms. Follow these easy steps to ensure your Amarine bulbs thrive and create a stunning display in your garden:

  1. Planting time: Plant Amarine bulbs directly outdoors in mid- to late spring.
  2. Choose the right location: Amarines thrive in a sunny spot (or partial shade) with well-drained soil. Whether you're planting in garden beds or containers, make sure the area receives plenty of sunlight to encourage healthy growth.
  3. Planting depth and spacing: Amarine bulbs require shallow planting, leaving their necks exposed at the surface; burying them too deeply may result in leaf growth without the desired flowers. Space the bulbs 10–15 cm apart to allow for proper airflow and root development.
  4. Watering: Water the bulbs once after planting to help establish the roots. Water Amarine bulbs during the growing season in dry weather, and stop watering when the foliage dies back. Amarines are fully hardy but cannot tolerate wet feet, so avoid overwatering.
  5. Aftercare: Cut back spent flower heads after blooming to conserve energy for the following year's growth. Only remove the foliage once it has completely yellowed and died back.
  6. Winter time: Amarines can tolerate temperatures as low as -5°C and may benefit from a dry, leafy cover during the winter.

With their minimal care requirements, Amarine bulbs are an ideal choice for gardeners looking for reliable, low-maintenance plants that still offer impressive results. Want to learn more? Check out our growing guide, ‘How to Grow Amarine’.

Where To Buy Amarine Bulbs? At DutchGrown!
If you're looking to add Amarine bulbs to your garden in the UK, you may be wondering where to find the best quality. Fortunately, premium Amarine bulbs are available at DutchGrown. With over 140 years of expertise, we specialise in offering only the highest-quality flower bulbs to gardeners. When you purchase Amarine bulbs from us, you're not just adding a flower to your garden – you're investing in a tradition of excellence.

Whether you're keen to brighten up your autumn garden with Amarine Belladiva 'Aphrodite' or exploring other varieties, DutchGrown is your trusted source for the finest Amarine bulbs, expert advice, and support for your gardening journey. Visit our online shop and transform your garden with the timeless beauty of Amarines. We ship across the UK.

Frequently Asked Questions About Amarines

What Is An Amarine?
An Amarine is a hybrid flower created by crossing Nerine and Amaryllis. It combines the delicate, star-shaped blooms of Nerine with the bold, vibrant colours of Amaryllis (Belladonna). These hardy, perennial plants thrive in well-drained soil and prefer full sun or partial shade, providing long-lasting, late-season flowers. Amarines are also deer-resistant, making them an excellent choice for adding vibrant colour to gardens during autumn.

When To Plant Amarine Bulbs?
Plant Amarine bulbs in spring in moderately fertile, well-drained soil, with the bulb tips just above the surface. This timing allows the bulbs to establish strong roots before the summer heat arrives. Planting during this period also gives Amarines the best chance to thrive and produce their stunning, late-season blooms in the autumn.

What Is Amarine Known For?
Amarine is renowned for its stunning, vibrant blooms that blend the elegance of Nerine with the boldness of Amaryllis. These hardy hybrids thrive in full sun or partial shade and well-drained soil, producing striking flowers from late summer to autumn. Amarines are also highly valued for their deer resistance and resilience, making them a low-maintenance option for adding lasting colour and beauty to landscapes.