Wow those are all beautiful. What is the name of the one in your first photo?

ha ha UMMMM

i think that was my cherry crush

Thanks, there aren't any photos in the DB, sure is pretty.

Benito from Royal Colors. Huge coral double. Long blooming, really pretty!

unnamed mini star from Royal Colors. Coral mini with a white star center.

Hollywood from Eden Blooms. A big showy Hadeco cultivar

Celica from Eden Blooms Coral midsized double. Misshappened reproductive parts give the flowers a "sloppy" look. Lots of variation in the appearance of individual blooms.

Malaga from Eden Blooms. An orange-red midsized double. Compact, well shaped blooms. I like this one.

Noel from Eden Blooms. A large red-orange Hadeco cultivar.

I have 2 more minis from Royal Colors, which have just arrived. Those will be the last of my new bulbs for this winter. Central Florida hasn't yet had "winter". A lot of my outside Amaryllis are just about ready to bloom, a good month ahead of schedule. My fingers are crossed that we don't get a killing frost in Feb, since I will lose a lot of blooms.

Barbara, those are all really pretty, hard to pick a favorite, but I think I would go with Benito.

Hope your garden cultivars don't freeze before you get to see those lovely blooms.

Wow!I must get a Hollywood and a Benito.

First of my outdoor blooms. H.striatum. This group of bulbs was rescued several years ago from a vacant property. It is one of the older southern "pass along" cultivars. It is the first one to bloom each spring and out performs most of my hybrids.

Neon Rose. This is another one that is an early bloomer, and has continued to do very well outside.

Lovely striatuma and Neon.

Both are very pretty!

Voodoo in bloom today in my garden. This is another older cultivar that does very well with in the garden.

Major zone envy here when it comes to these beauties!
Our customs won't let us import bulbs---sigh-.

Very lovely, wish I could grow them outside in the garden like that.

Supreme Garden. This one has has really spread in this filtered sun location. This clump came from 3 tiny bulbs that were planted in 2009