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This tag suggests it was in the Director's office when Dr. Elias was here. In 2004 the Arboretum staged a huge Amaryllis show. I'm sure this plant is a survivor of that show. I'll have to ask George (Waters) about it because he's Mr. Hippeastrum and knows all things Amaryllis.
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