The garden is frozen here.
I am still potting up pelargoniums which are hoarded for the winter.
And seeding a few wildflowers onto the snow----mostly larkspur.

Everything is frozen here too Caroline. Great idea seeding the wildflowers onto the snow, I love larkspur, I guess you could also do columbine that way.

I am growing several Amaryllis to brighten the winter months, they will bloom at different times.

I have done columbine seeds also----under the trees and other shade spots in the yard.
Amaryllis has just been potted up---- several kinds.
Minerva, Appleblossom, Matterhorn, Hercules,and Popov.
They do brighten the winter months.

I bought my first Amaryllis after Christmas last year when they went on sale at our local drugstore, they were potted and ready to bloom, first one was Red Lion, well that was so pretty I wanted another one, so I got a beautiful hybrid white, after blooming I let them grow as houseplants until September, then I let them go dormant. This fall I bought bulbs and potted them up myself, I have Red Pearl, Papillio, it's buds will open soon, and Apple Blossom. I think I'm hooked on them. You have some nice ones.

Every plant opens up a new possible addiction!

That's the truth for sure.

I've never grown amaryllis until this year... and actually hadn't potted them up or anything (I forgot about them-I admit it) I was looking in the seed cabinet for some things and saw a white rope looking thing and about had a fit... I thought it was a snake, until I saw the bloom. it sure was a pretty thing... and determined to bloom

Sass I sure hope you got those poor things potted up.