Clivia
| SPECIES | SOURCE | |
| Clivia caulescens | Dennis Tsang Greg Petit |
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| Clivia 'Doris' | Jim Shields |  |
| Clivia hybs. | Michael Vassar |  |
| Clivia Japred x Ausred | Tony Palmer |  |
| Clivia 'Maxima' | Jim Shields |  |
| Clivia MinGard | Daryl Geoghegan |  |
| Clivia miniata | Dennis Tsang |  |
| Clivia miniata
(Belgian Hybrids) |
Sir Peter Smithers |  |
| Clivia miniata citrina | Dennis Tsang Willem Reuter |
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| Clivia mirabilis | Dennis Tsang |  |
| Clivia nobilis | Ian Black Michael Vassar |
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| Clivia x kewensis 'Vico Yellow' | Miyoshi & Co. |  |
| Clivia x kewensis 'Vico Gold' 2 | Sir Peter Smithers |  |
| Clivia robusta | Dennis Tsang |  |
| Clivia 'Solomone' | Karl King Tony Palmer |
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| Clivia 'Walter's Yellow' x German Hybrid | Tony Palmer |  |
| Clivia 'Yellow Star' | Irinka A. |  |
Clivia is one of the more primitive genera of the Amaryllidaceae. These have neither bulbs nor rhizomes, but possess an abundance of thick rope-like roots. They are evergreen, and have predominantly orange, red or salmon colored flowers. The most well-known species is Clivia miniata. Clivias are fairly easy to grow, but bringing them to flower is a bit tougher. In its own way, Clivia culture is somewhat demanding. |
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