Clivia Good Hope - Yellow Procuring a small number of these fragrant clivia plants caused big excitement here as these plants are hard to come by. The blossoms are yellow, unlike the traditional orange clivia blooms, and they emit a wonderfully sweet scent. For those who haven't yet grown clivia, these are members of the amaryllis family, with long glossy leaves, and undemanding natures. Happiest in shade, clivia were grown in Victorian times in poorly lit parlors, where they thrived. This is a great gift plant and a first rate houseplant that will shine when potted up in a pretty container. Clivia live for many years, growing fuller over time. We have a friend who has had the same plant for 27 years and it's developed into an impressive specimen with lots of "daughters" growing along side the "mother". Blooms last for many weeks and arrive in late winter, just when they're most needed. Highlights & Hints - The fragrance is a slice of Heaven - Fragrance and color in shady corners of the garden - Wonderful house plant Common Name: Yellow Clivia, kaffir lily, bush lilly Botanical Name: Clivia miniata 'Good Hope' Color: Soft, clear yellow, lightly fragrant Mature Height: 20-30" at maturity Hardiness: Zones 9-11, elsewhere grow as a houseplant Bloom Time: Late winter into spring Bulb/Plant Size: 10-12" plant in 5.5" pot Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: one 5.5 " pot Basic Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: Outdoor shade or indoors as an undemanding houseplant Moisture: moderate Planting Depth: keep the soil line at the same level as on root ball Spacing: 4 feet

You'll Receive 10-12" plant in 5.5" pot