Clivia miniata ‘Doris’ bears clusters of stunning, trumpet-shaped, orange-red blooms with yellow throats. The flowers are lightly scented, and the dark green foliage remains close to the ground.

Clivia miniata is a very popular pot plant in China, Korea and Japan. During a visit to Japan in 1991, author Graham Duncan was astonished to find a 120-page color booklet in a local Kyushu ...

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 ...

Clivia miniata – aka bush lily and fire lily – is an evergreen South African bulb plant with arching, straplike leaves up to 18 inches tall. From late winter to mid-spring, ...

My mother-in-law’s clivia bloomed for her every year, and the plant she gave my father bloomed also, and multiplied, turning into two plants and then three. A clivia in bloom David L. Ryan.

Clivia, named for a Duchess of Nothumberland, has an interesting history and makes a great gift for a grower. Sarah Browning: Clivia makes unique holiday gift Skip to main content ...

Clivia were “discovered” in the early 1800’s and shipped to the Kew Gardens outside of London. If you ever get the chance, go there. The variety of plants is just amazing.

Most clivia species grow in shady, damp, woody groves. The miracle clivia got its name because it has carved out a niche on the arid, hot escarpment on the edge of South Africa’s western near ...

The Lowveld Clivia Club hosted its annual Spring Fair at the Lowveld National Botanical Garden on September 14, as part of its 21st anniversary celebrations. The club’s members showcased more ...