I can't for sure remember the name of this one. I gave most of my Amaryllis bulbs to my sister in South Florida a few years ago but this is one I apparently kept. I've had it for four or five years and it resembles another one that just bloomed that I know is Minerva but this one looks a "little" different to my eyes and I'm just so bad at comparing photo's:

Lin this is a photo of my Minerva..

Linda, that's a beauty! I have two containers with Amaryllis, one I know for sure is Minerva (looks just like your's) and the other (in my above photo) seems to have more petals but the same color/shadings/markings.

Lin I noticed that yours had more petals. Looks like an extra fancy Minerva, doesn't it ? I have no idea what it is, but it is gorgeous .

Lin, do all of the blooms have the extra petals, if it does than it is not Minerva.

Lin, forgot to say it is very pretty.

Linda, your Minerva is also very pretty.

Is that a fused flower? Draw a line down the middle, the two sides of the bloom look like mirror images of each other. Sometimes the reproductive parts have an abnormal number. The other clue is that the center is wider that it should be, as if it was two centers, side by side. Normally a fused flower is only in one bud, but I think that your other buds look as if they might also produce fused flowers. Very interesting. I think you might have a Minerva that has, for some reason, produced fused blooms or has some other structural abnormality. Next year, it might continue doing "its thing" or it might revert to a normal form. This is my photo of Louise with a fused flower to show you what I am talking about.

Aw, I didn't know about that, still learning.

That is very interesting info Barb.

Thanks Margaret.

Linda.