A flowering clivia in a rattan basket on a small round table - Olenaduygu/Shutterstock Clivia, commonly known as the bush lily, is a stunning plant with its wide, strappy leaves and its eye-catching ...

Clivia was discovered in the mid-1800s in Natal, South Africa. A much sought-after plant that only had orange flowers. Later, a Clivia was discovered with yellow flowers. At this point, various colors ...

Q. How can I tell if my clivia house plant will bloom this year? — Chris, Accord A. A clivia plant is generally considered to be mature, and old enough to bloom, when it has produced 12 to 14 leaves.

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Cheery Clivia, endemic to South Africa, will bring a splash of colour to your houseplant collection when it needs it most. Coral orange trumpet like blooms emerge above strapping glossy green leaves ...

Clivia is a genus of flowering plants native to South Africa. There are six known species. Clivia miniata is the most widely cultivated species, along with various hybrids. It is one of those plants ...

Despite its presence in homes around the world for generations, the clivia hasn’t worn out its welcome. Clivia miniata – aka bush lily and fire lily – is an evergreen South African bulb plant with ...

Description: This evergreen, ornamental genus of durable shade plants, native to moist, shady forest floors of southern Africa, is one of the more primitive genera in the Amaryllidaceae family. They ...

To drive away the winter gloom, there's one particular flowering houseplant you'll want to grow to add some amazing pops of ...

KENNETT SQUARE – Longwood Gardens has released a rare plant, and officials there are asking for the public’s help in naming it. It is the first of its kind to be released. The rare green clivia plant ...

Clivia advice In the 1970s we were given two clivia plants, which grew well and flowered regularly. By careful division we now have 10 plants from these originals. Although they appear to be in good ...