Thanks Carrie!

Yep. Gorgeous. So don’t you need to overwinter?

Thanks bossyvossy! I have to bring it indoors during winter, I wish I lived in a climate where I could plant it in the ground.

In Houston they must be overwintered. I guess you are safe in S FL

Bossyvossy I'm just north of Dallas. In surprised you have to overwinter them in Houston.

Some of life's greatest joys are simple beauties. It's a treasure..... for sure!

I agree MsRed Byrd. I have always read they're difficult to bloom and I followed the dry, cool dormancy thing but it didn't bloom in late Winter/ early Spring so I thought maybe next year? I was so happy to see it blooming.

Yep, winter protection in my neck of the woods. You’d think if amaryllises survive unprotected, that so would Clivias; but no

That's what I would have thought. It's so strange that some amaryllis relatives are hardy and others aren't.

Very nice. They used to be much more common a couple decades ago. I haven't seen one in a while. Yours is beautiful.

Thanks Mara! I think I saw them one time at Home Depot years ago, but that was before I knew what they were. I haven't seen them since sadly.

Love the color. Mine are just yellow...when they bloom.

Thanks Josephene! I bet the yellow ones are very pretty? Have you seen the variegated clivias?