The discovery in the Nieuwoudtville area of the Northern Cape of a most unusual new Clivia species, Clivia mirabilis, caused much excitement in the botanical community.

C. mirabilis grows on the lightly wooded east-facing talus slopes below sandstone cliffs in the Oorlogskloof canyon, in humus between sandstone boulders. The climate is semi-arid …

Clivia mirabilis is a plant and geophyte belonging to the genus Clivia. [1] The species is endemic to the Northern and Western Cape where it is found on the Bokkeveldberge plateau at …

Clivia mirabilis. The name ‘mirabilis’ is in reference to the miracle of discovering this unusual species in a very inhospitable environment. Clivia mirabilis is a newly discovered species that …

Clivia mirabilis has been in cultivation at Kirstenbosch for only three years but it has responded very well here, and two adult plants flowered successfully in November 2003.

2012年2月22日 · More recently (2001), conservation officer Johannes Afrika found a new species that has been identified as Clivia mirabilis (mirabilis meaning astonishing, to be wondered at). …

Clivia mirabilis. Clivia mirabilis is an exciting plant first discovered in 2002 in a gorge near Nieuwoudtville in Namaqualand, unusual in that it is the only Clivia to be found in a winter …

Clivia Mirabilis seem to occur only in the Oorlogskloof Nature reserve in the Northern Cape where they can be found growing in humus between cracks in sandstone rock. They grow in the …

Clivia nobilis Found in the Eastern Cape Province in coastal areas. Leaves have blunt or dimpled tip ("retuse"), rough edges, and sometimes a white midrib line; tend to be rigid and erect. …

According to the SANBI Red List Assessment, this species is Vulnerable as it is known from two locations that are potentially threatened with collection for horticultural purposes as well as …