Clivia is a African flowering plant with dark green leaves and a bright cluster of orange blooms. The contrast between bright and dark is set off by a touch of yellow at the neck of each orange flower. Clivia Lily clumps can be easily separated and should be planted in partial shade with moderate compost to help hold moisture in droughts.
Planting a Red Clivia Bulb
• A large Clivia bulb will form a large clump of plants in one year and some of the baby clivia bulbs will even bloom the same year. The Clivia Lily blooms in a cluster of red flowers with yellow centers that create a stark contrast. Clivia lilies exude a very slight sweet aroma and work great as cut flowers. Clivia minata is the most popular of all Clivia bulb cultivars. The Clivia Lily Flowering Bulbs is a very rare flowering plant and the bulb is easy to grow under the proper cultural conditions for best flowering.
| Recommended USDA zones for Clivia Bulbs: | | Zone 9 | 20° to 30° | | Zone 10 | 30° to 40° | | Zone 11 | 40° to 50° |
Recommended States to grow Red Clivia
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Delivery Time: Flower Bulbs are shipped October through May and should ship within ten business days from when the order was placed, while in the current shipping season. The actual delivery time will usually be within four to seven days following the date of shipping by Ty Ty Plant Nursery. Delivery time can not be guaranteed, if a package needs to arrive prior to a specific date please note in the comment section of the order or contact Ty Ty Nursery by telephone during normal business hours. Certain bulbs are only in stock seasonally and will be shipped at the appropriate time for planting.
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*1 Year Free Plantsurance Policy is void on any shipment outside of recommended zones, and/or when the shipping is authorized by the customer during below freezing temperatures.
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