2010 Auction

2010 North American Clivia Society Auction

October 16, 2009 to October 24, 2010

Page i Table of Contents

Introduction ...... 1 Welcome to the NACS 2010 Auction ...... 1 Some Important Details:...... 1 Thank You ...... 1 Auction Items ...... 2 001 Yellow/Green Throat Seedling ...... 2 002 (Delphine x Doris) x Belgium Green Throat Seedling ...... 3 003 Small Offset of Apricot Interspecific x Nobilis ...... 4 004 Full Umbel Seedling ...... 5 005 Five Lily Wang Chinese Seedlings ...... 6 006 TK Yellow with Green Throat Offset ...... 7 008 1828 Nobilis Hand Colored Engraving ...... 8 009 Nakayama Extra Wide-Leaf Multipetal Offset ...... 9 010 Conway’s Sunrise Sunset ...... 10 011 Chinese Variegated Clivia Miniata ...... 11 012 Mature Nakamura Daruma ...... 12 013 Mature Chunchung Round Head ...... 13 014 Mature Sahin Twins x Aussie Sunset ...... 14 015 Conway Parti-Color ...... 15 016 Interesting Genetic Background Yellow ...... 16 017 Mature Interspecific ...... 17 018 Beauty x Foxy Lady ...... 18 019 Miniata Pale Orange ...... 19 020 Kirstenbosch Yellow x Appleblossom ...... 20 021 Grebe Interspecific ...... 21 022 Hirt’s Aztec Gold ...... 22 023 Tuba ...... 23 024 Snowcap ...... 24 025 Dorothy (Parti Color) ...... 25 026 Wind Frills x Chubb’s Tickled Peach ...... 26 027 Lucky Star x Carrie’s Picotee ...... 27 028 Hirao x Charl Malan x Interspecific ...... 28 029 Sir John Thouron x Tessa ...... 29 030 Very wide leaf Monk Daruma ...... 30 031 Solomone’s Elegant Moon ...... 31 032 Solomone’s Irma’s Choice ...... 32 033 Solomone’s Maricela’s Choice ...... 33 034 Solomone’s Sonrisa de Rachel ...... 34 035 Solomone’s California Giant ...... 35

Table of Contents 2010 NACS Auction Page ii 036 Solomone’s Peaches 97-045 ...... 36 037 Solomone’s Variegated Yellow ...... 37 038 Solomone’s My Little Sister Rosita ...... 38 039 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#1) ...... 39 040 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#2) ...... 39 041 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#3) ...... 39 042 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#4) ...... 39 043 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#5) ...... 39 044 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#6) ...... 39 045 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#7) ...... 39 046 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#8) ...... 39 047 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#9) ...... 39 048 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#10) ...... 39 050 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#1) ...... 44 051 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#2) ...... 44 052 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#3) ...... 44 053 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#4) ...... 44 054 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#5) ...... 44 055 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#6) ...... 44 056 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#7) ...... 44 057 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#8) ...... 44 058 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#9) ...... 44 059 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#10) ...... 44 060 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#1) ...... 49 061 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#2) ...... 49 062 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#3) ...... 49 063 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#4) ...... 49 064 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#5) ...... 49 065 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#6) ...... 49 066 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#7) ...... 49 067 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#8) ...... 49 068 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#9) ...... 49 069 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#10) ...... 49 070 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 1 ...... 55 071 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 2 ...... 56 072 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 3 ...... 57 073 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 4 ...... 58 074 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 5 ...... 59 075 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 6 ...... 60 076 Conway’s Megan – Offset 1 ...... 61 077 Conway’s Megan – Offset 2 ...... 62

Table of Contents 2010 NACS Auction Page iii 078 Conway’s Megan – Offset 3 ...... 63 079 Conway’s Megan – Offset 4 ...... 64 080 Conway’s Megan – Offset 5 ...... 65 081 Conway’s Megan – Offset 6 ...... 66 082 Solomone Watercolor ...... 67 083 Dark Orange Clivia Miniata (#28) ...... 68 084 Dark Orange/Red Clivia Miniata (#3) ...... 69 085 Dark Orange/Red Clivia Miniata (#6) ...... 70 086 Mature Yellow Clivia Miniata (#22) ...... 71 087 Mature Yellow Clivia Miniata (#18) ...... 72 088 Author Signed Copy of Clivias ...... 73 089 Flame x Doris Clivia Miniata ...... 74 090 Chinese Variegated with Offset ...... 75 091 Light of Buddha ...... 76 092 Chinese Painted Face - #1 ...... 77 093 Chinese Painted Face - #2 ...... 78 094 Mature Tony Barnes Yellow ...... 79 095 Japanese Multipetal – 3 seeds ...... 80 096 Japanese Multipetal – 2 seeds ...... 81 097 Yellow Gardenii Offset #1 ...... 82 098 Yellow Gardenii Offset #2 ...... 83 099 Peach Gardenii Offset #1 ...... 84 100 Peach Gardenii Offset #2 ...... 85 101 Orange/Peach Gardenii Offset #1 ...... 86 102 Orange/Peach Gardenii Offset #2 ...... 87 103 Comstock’s Noble Inventions – 2 seeds ...... 88 104 Yellow Flowered Interspecific...... 89 105 Ruby Division ...... 90 106 Large Brown-Eyed Girl Division ...... 91 107 Conway’s Cynthia Anne x Hirao – 3 seeds ...... 92 108 Japanese Multipetal x Hirao – 3 seeds ...... 93 109 Clivia Yearbook #2 ...... 94 110 Clivia Yearbook #3 ...... 95 111 Clivia Yearbook #4 ...... 96 112 Clivia Yearbook #6 ...... 97 113 Three Multipetal Seedlings ...... 98 114 Two Spider Seedlings ...... 99 115 One Variegated Interspecific Seedling ...... 100 116 One Murillo Multipetal Seedling ...... 101 117 One Lily Multipetal Seedling ...... 102 118 Five Assorted Chinese Seedlings ...... 103

Table of Contents 2010 NACS Auction Page iv Auction Results ...... 104 Auction Volunteers ...... 108

Table of Contents 2010 NACS Auction Page 1

Introduction Welcome to the NACS 2010 Auction Welcome to the North American Clivia Society’s public online auction! We encourage all to register, view the catalog, and bid. In the online catalog you will find a variety of Clivia related auction items.

All of the items in this year’s auction have been donated by NACS members. The proceeds from the auction will go to support the NACS’s sponsorship of the 2011 International Clivia Show and Symposium at Longwood Gardens scheduled for March 19 and 20, 2011. This is an important project worthy of the support of all Clivia collectors.

The auction for all items will be open Saturday, October 16, 2010 12:15 am PDT and close Sunday, October 24, 2010 6:00 pm PDT.

Thank you donors.

Some Important Details: Seeds/Seedlings. The NACS and its donors have taken reasonable precautions to insure seeds and plants which have not yet bloomed are genetically as advertised. However, bidders should remember that stray pollen can enter in any natural process. No genetic guarantee can be provided in these cases.

Currency. All bids shall be made in United Stated dollars.

Membership. Non-NACS members can bid. Membership is not required to be a successful bidder.

Payment: We will accept payment via check, money order, or PayPal account: [email protected]. You will receive an invoice if you are the successful bidder via email.

Shipping. Each item lists a fixed, domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail shipping and handling charge which will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available for an extra/actual cost.

Thank You Thank you in advance for your support in making this year's auction a brilliant success!

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Auction Items 001 Yellow/Green Throat Seedling This item is a selfed Clivia miniata seedling of a soft pastel orange with 1 – Actual Plant a yellow and green throat. The seedling has four leaves, with one damaged. On the parent plant the green lasted all the way through the bloom’s life, but did lighten. The parent was purchased at the 2009 NACS Show and was from Rancho. The parent’s most recent flowering had 18 perfect shaped, beautiful blossoms. Photos are of the seedling (Photo 1) and parent (Photo 2). The auction item is the seedling only.

Shipping: A $5 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to 2 – Mother/Father of Plant the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Wanda Grunwald

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002 (Delphine x Doris) x Belgium Green Throat Seedling This Clivia miniata seedling (Photo 1) is a cross of two great parents. The 1 - Actual Plant pod parent originally raised by Kevin Atkins is a cross of Conway’s Jean Delphine with Doris. Jean Delphine is described by Koopowitz in Clivias as “…among the most distinctive of the Conway clivias with unusually rich, dark, brownish orange-red flowers.” Doris is described as “…a nice, dark, orange-red from Conway. Doris is another clone that darkens as the flower matures.” The pollen parent was a Dirk Lotten Belgium with a green throat as shown in the flower picture (Photo 2). This auction item is for the seedling only. 2 – Pod Parent

Shipping: A $5 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Wanda Grunwald

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003 Small Offset of Apricot Interspecific x Nobilis The parent of this small offset was purchased from a local California grower. It has great potential. The auction item is the seedling shown in the picture.

Donor: Wanda Grunwald

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004 Full Umbel Seedling This item is a two leaf Clivia miniata seedling (Photo 1) with both parents 1 – Actual Plant having a nice shaped full umbel. The pod parent is a Comstock’s light yellow shown in the second photo. The umbel has 22 blossoms. The pollen parent is a #4 Red with 35 blossoms, as shown in the orange- red photo (Photo 3).

3 – Pollen Parent

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005 Five Lily Wang Chinese Seedlings This item is one lot of five Lily Wang Chinese seedlings. They are from a mixed batch but appear at this stage of growth to be dwarf. There is some minor leaf damage on a few leaves, but the plants are otherwise healthy. The bases are slightly pigmented, so the flowers will probably be some shade of orange. However, given the wide variety in Chinese seedlings there may be something special in the batch.

Donor: Wanda Grunwald

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006 TK Yellow with Green Throat Offset This auction item is a 6 leaf offset from the donor’s TK Yellow with Green Throat, originally bred by Toshio Koike. Photo 1 is the actual plant. The longest leaf of the offset is 14 inches. Photo 2 is the offset’s mother and a Hirao for color comparison. The mother is a seed strain and is one of the nicest examples many have seen, as shown in Photo 2. TK Yellow is a Group 2 Yellow. The auction item does not include the plants in Photo 2 1 – Actual Shipping: A $5 fixed shipping and handling fee Plant for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be ded to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Marilyn Paskert www.CaliforniaClivias.com

2 – Mother Plant (on right)

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008 1828 Nobilis Hand Colored Engraving This item is an original 1828 hand colored engraving of a Clivia nobilis. The engraving is from Volume 8 of the Botanical Register, consisting of “Exotic plants cultivated in British Gardens with the history and mode of treatment.” The engraving’s artist is Sydenham Edward. The Botanical Register was printed between 1820 and 1828 by James Ridgway. Included with the engraving in this auction item are the three pages of text that accompanied it. The print is folded as it was in the book. It has some discolorations as can be seen in the photos. The paper has a browner color to it than shown in the photos. If mounted and framed this item would be a very elegant addition to any Clivia collector’s home or office. The engraving is a lovely piece of Clivia history.

Shipping: A $5 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Marilyn Paskert www.CaliforniaClivias.com

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009 Nakayama Extra Wide-Leaf Multipetal Offset This item is a six leaf offset of an extra wide-leaf multipetal bred by Atsushi Nakayama. Photo 1 is of the mother plant. Photo 2 is of the offset you are bidding on. The mother plant’s widest leaf is 3¾ inches (9.5 cm) wide. The offset’s longest leaf is 13 inches (33 cm).

Shipping: A $5 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, 1 – Mother Plant phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Marilyn Paskert www.CaliforniaClivias.com

2 – Actual Plant

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010 Conway’s Sunrise Sunset This auction item is an almost blooming sized, Sunrise Sunset variety of Clivia miniata, first bred by 1 – Actual Plant Dave Conway. The plant has 12 leaves with two more on the way. The longest leaf is approximately 16 inches long. Photo 1 shows the actual plant up for auction. Photo 2 shows a typical Sunrise Sunset bloom. Sunrise Sunset is a great addition to any Clivia collection. In Clivias, Harold Koopowitz says the following: “When the flowers open they are almost all yellow with just a hint of peach. As they mature, they acquire a deep flush of peach. If a plant has two or more umbels of different ages they can look like different clones; thus the name Sunrise Sunset.”

Donor: Jerry Tom

2 – Typical Sunrise Sunset

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011 Chinese Variegated Clivia Miniata The original mother Chinese Variegated Clivia miniata came to the donors approximately 10 years ago and was labeled as Jensi. Each offset that has developed from the original mother plant carries a different variegated leaf pattern. The two offsets each from the mother plant maintained in the donor’s possession are totally different in leaf pattern. The auction item plant, an offset of the just described mother, is quite an interesting variegated Clivia and may be a Chimera. The flowers are orange. The auction item plant is shown in the photo.

Shipping: A $10 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost. This plant will be shipped from Montana. Depending on weather conditions and the timing of payments, etc., shipping may need to be delayed until warmer weather in the spring.

Donors: Lila Bishop and Hugh Bollinger

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012 Mature Nakamura Daruma This auction item is a mature/blooming size Nakamura Daruma with short, dark, and wide leaves as shown in the photo.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost. This plant will be shipped from Montana. Depending on weather conditions and the timing of payments, etc., shipping may need to be delayed until warmer weather in the spring.

Donors: Lila Bishop and Hugh Bollinger

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013 Mature Chunchung Round Head This auction item is a mature/blooming size Chunchung Round Head Clivia miniata. It has upright broadleaves with a large round flowerhead on a tall scape. The auction item is shown in the photo.

Donors: Lila Bishop and Hugh Bollinger

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014 Mature Sahin Twins x Aussie Sunset This auction item is a mature/blooming sized Sahin x Aussie Sunset Clivia miniata. The original cross came from Pine Mountain Nursery in Australia. The offset shown in the photo is included.

Donors: Lila Bishop and Hugh Bollinger

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015 Conway Parti-Color This auction item is a blooming sized Clivia miniata derived from an open pollination of a Conway parti color. The mother plant was located in his Parti-Color Groups. As shown in Photo 1, the “first year” bloom in 2010 was yellow. The donor does not know if any parti coloring will occur in future blooms. Photo 2 shows the auction item plant.

Shipping: A $15 fixed 1 – Auction Item – 1st Bloom shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to 2 – Auction Item the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

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016 Interesting Genetic Background Yellow This auction item was originally bred by Joe Dana and was listed as

#1965 Large Orange with Large White Diffused Throat, high floret count x yellow Solomone x BiColor Painted Lady.

Joe’s further description of Painted Lady was

“light peach (D-8) with apricot (D-6) edging, diffused throat.” 1 – Auction Item – 1st Bloom The actual plant up for auction is shown in Photo 1 when it bloomed for the first time this year. A recent plant overall picture is shown in Photo 2.

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017 Mature Interspecific This auction item was obtained by the donor as a seedling from Joe Dana. It is known as #1508 Medusa x Morpheus. The plant’s genetic background was described as

[#276B Medusa = Miniata x Gardenii x Caulescens = red with yellow throat with small star shaped Miniata like flowers] x [#135C Morpheus = (Pollen parent = unusually tall Gardenii x Caulescens 1 – Auction Item – 1st Bloom cross, tubular, unrecurved petals)].

This interesting interspecific bloomed for the first time this year as shown in Photo 1. A recent overall plant shot is shown in Photo 2.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

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018 Beauty x Foxy Lady This auction item was grown from Cape Clivia Club seed. It was described as

O80 Beauty (116)’ (C10/16 x TT) x Foxy Lady (best in show 2004).

Photo 1 shows this year’s bloom, and the first year of blooming. The seed was also described as Felicity Weeden Seed, Broadleaves. Photo 2 is an overall shot of the auction item.

Shipping: A $15 fixed 1 – Auction Item – In Bloom shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

2 – Auction Item

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019 Miniata Pale Orange This auction item was grown from a Doug Eckel division by the donor. It was described as O8b Miniata Pale Orange, and further described as having “large, soft orange flowers.” Photo 1 is of the plant flowering. Photo 2 is an overall photo of the auction item.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, 1 – Auction Item in Bloom USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

2– Auction Item

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020 Kirstenbosch Yellow x Appleblossom This auction item has been grown from seed obtained from the Cape Clivia Club. It was described as Y54 032 Kirstenbosch Yellow x Appleblossom and as Ian Brown Seed. Photo 1 is of this year’, first year bloom. Photo 2 is an overall plant photo. Note: This one is a little root shy but has enough roots to be ok.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, 1 – Auction Item – 1st Bloom USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

2 – Auction Item

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021 Grebe Interspecific This auction item was grown from seed obtained from Craig Ruggles. It was described as:

“IO16 Grebe Interspecifics Mixed. Unlabeled so can be anything from individual species to mixes of various species to 2nd or 3rd generation mixes (mini- cyrts, etc.). Colors generally will NOT be yellow as Heins collected 1 – Auction Item in Bloom these seeds separately.”

Photo 1 is the auction item plant in bloom. Photo 2 is recent picture of the overall plant.

Donor: Cathy Grimes 2 – Auction Item

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022 Hirt’s Aztec Gold This auction item was obtained from Hirt’s and was described as:

“Y37 Aztec Gold. Dark yellow color. Vigorous growth. Multiple flowers per stalk. Superior strain of Yellow Clivia. The clear yellow flowers have no orange or red markings to darken the power of their color. This clean yellow can be seen at a distance, making them ideal to 1 – Auction Item in Bloom brighten a dark corner. Flower clusters are large 2 – Auction Item and long lasting.”

Photo 1 shows the 2009 bloom. Photo2 shows an overall view of the auction item.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

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023 Tuba This auction item was grown by the donor from Cape Seed. It was described as:

“Ps39 Tuba. Very orange to red flowers can be expected.”

Photo 1 is of a recent blooming. Photo 2 is an overall view of the auction item.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to 1 – Auction Item in Bloom the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

2 – Auction Item

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024 Snowcap This auction item was grown by the donor from Cape 1 – Auction Item in Bloom Seed. It is Y48 Snowcap, from their Snowball Series. Photo 1 is of the plant’s bloom. Photo 2 is an overall view of the auction item.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

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025 Dorothy (Parti Color) This auction item was grown from seed, Y56 Dorothy (Parti Color) Open Pollinated from Conway’s mother plant. The first year bloom shown in Photo 1 has some slight green markings. Photo 2 shows an overall view of the auction item.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, 1 – Auction Item – 1st Bloom phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

2 – Auction Item

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026 Wind Frills x Chubb’s Tickled Peach This auction item was grown to blooming stage from a Lila Bishop seeding, Y52 Wind Frills x Chubb’s Tickled Peach. The first year bloom is shown in Photo 1 and has a slight soft peach tone which developed as the flowers opened. Photo 2 shows an overall view of the auction item.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to 1 – Auction Item – 1st Bloom the successful bid. 2 – Auction Item International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

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027 Lucky Star x Carrie’s Picotee This auction item was grown to blooming size from a Lila Bishop seedling, Y57 Lucky Star x Carrie’s Picotee. It bloomed for the first time this last spring and is shown in Photo 1. Photo 2 shows an overall view of the plant.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

2 – Auction Item

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028 Hirao x Charl Malan x Interspecific This auction item was grown by the donor from Cape Flora seed, IO39 Dr. Hirao dark orange x Charl Malan x Interspecific. Photo 1 shows the bloom from this last spring. Photo 2 is an overall view of the auction item.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, 1 – Auction Item in Bloom phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is 2 – Auction Item available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

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029 Sir John Thouron x Tessa This auction item was grown to maturity by the donor from a seedling by Mary Meeker. It was described as: O69 Sir John Thouron x Tessa. Photo 1 shows the plant’s bloom from this last spring. Photo 2 is an overall view of the auction item.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

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030 Very wide leaf Monk Daruma This auction item is a wide leaf Monk Daruma obtained by the donor from CliviaDodo. Although the plant has not bloomed, it is of blooming size. A couple of leaves are broken and a small part of the base is rootless. Despite the damage, the un-damaged leaf in the photo shows the plant’s great potential. The photo was taken in the last month.

Shipping: A $10 fixed 1 – Auction Item shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Cathy Grimes

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031 Solomone’s Elegant Moon This auction item is Plant Horizon’s Elegant Moon Clivia, number 98-1088 in their catalog. It was originally bred by Joe Solomone and is a multipetal yellow strain. However, some plants are not 100 percent multipetal. This auction item has not yet bloomed.

Donor: Plant Horizons

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032 Solomone’s Irma’s Choice This auction item was bred by Joe Solomone and is donated by Plant Horizons, the home of his collection. Photo 1 shows a typical Irma’s Choice bloom. Photo 2 is of the actual auction item. In Plant Horizons catalog this item is listed as 98-1296.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. 1 – Typical Irma’s Choice Bloom International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost. 2 – Auction Item

Donor: Plant Horizons

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033 Solomone’s Maricela’s Choice This item is another one of Plant Horizon's grown and 1 – Typical Maricela’s Choice Bloom bred donations to the auction. This item is a vigorous plant with large umbels of orange flowers with yellow throats. Maricela Delatorre is the breeder at Plant Horizons. This variety is her choice! In their catalog the plant is listed as item 02-290. Photo 1 shows typical Maricela’s Choice blooms. Photo 2 is of the actual auction item.

Donor: Plant Horizons

2 – Auction Item

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034 Solomone’s Sonrisa de Rachel 'Sonrisa de Raquel' Clivia miniata is a Solomone pastel. The Plant Horizons item number for the 1 – Typical Sonrisa de Rachel Bloom variety is 07-201. Sometimes individual flowers are multi-tepal. Photo 1 shows a typical Sonrisa de Rachel bloom. Photo 2 is of the actual auction item.

Donor: Plant Horizons

2 – Auction Item

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035 Solomone’s California Giant This auction item is Plant Horizon’s California Giant Clivia, number 07-058 in their catalog. It is a great wide-leaved Clivia. As the plant gets older leaves can grow up to 7 inches in width. Flowers tend to be infertile. Photo 1 shows a typical California Giant bloom. Photo 2 shows the auction item.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee 1 – Typical California Giant Bloom for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Plant Horizons

2 – Auction Item

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036 Solomone’s Peaches 97-045 This peach is one of the earliest Solomone preaches 1– Typical Peaches Bloom and has been used extensively in the Solomone peach lines, a very desirable peach. Many Clivia breeders consider Peaches as the base for peach stock. It is item 97-045 in the Plant Horizon's catalog. Photo 1 is used with the kind permission of Craig Ruggles and is of a typical Peaches bloom. Photo 2 is also of a typical Peaches plant in bloom. And Photo 3 is of the actual auction item.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, 2 – Typical Peaches phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Plant Horizons

3 – Auction Item

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037 Solomone’s Variegated Yellow Joe Solomone’s Variegated Yellow Clivia miniata is a standard among many collectors. The North American Clivia Society is fortunate to have an example in this year’s auction. This Clivia is from Plant Horizons who now house Joe Solomone’s collection. The actual auction item is shown in the photo. Bidders are encouraged to notice the small offset in front of the mother plant. The offset is included in this auction item.

Donor: Plant Horizons

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038 Solomone’s My Little Sister Rosita This auction item is a 'My Little Sister Rosita' Clivia miniata bred by Joe Solomone and grown at Plant Horizons. This item is their number 02-294. It is a gorgeous offset. Photos 1 and 2 are typical My Little Sister Rosita blooms. Photo 3 is of the actual auction item.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid.

International shipping, phytosanitary 1 – Typical My Little Sister Rosita certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Plant Horizons

2 – Typical My Little Sister Rosita

3 – Auction Item

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039 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#1) 040 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#2) 041 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#3) 042 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#4) 043 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#5) 044 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#6) 045 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#7) 046 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#8) 047 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#9) 048 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#10) The Solomone Yellow Hybrid is another classic bred and developed by Joe Solomone. Due to the generosity of Plant Horizons, the home of Joe’s collection, the North American Clivia Society is pleased to include ten 2 Gallon sized, and ten 1 Gallon sized yellow hybrids in this year’s auction. Shown in the photos are typical Solomone Yellow Hybrid blooms and the actual plants up for auction. Each plant will be auctioned individually, and successful bidders will be determined by the bids on that particular plant.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to each successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Plant Horizons

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Typical Solomone Yellow Hybrid Blossoms

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039 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#1) 040 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#2)

041 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#3) 042 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#4)

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043 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#5) 044 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#6)

045 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#7) 046 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#8)

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047 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#9) 048 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 2 Gallon (#10)

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050 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#1) 051 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#2) 052 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#3) 053 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#4) 054 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#5) 055 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#6) 056 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#7) 057 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#8) 058 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#9) 059 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#10) The Solomone Yellow Hybrid is another classic bred and developed by Joe Solomone. Due to the generosity of Plant Horizons, the home of Joe’s collection, the North American Clivia Society is pleased to include ten 2 Gallon sized, and ten 1 Gallon sized yellow hybrids in this year’s auction. Shown in the photos are typical Solomone Yellow Hybrid blooms and the actual plants up for auction. Each plant will be auctioned individually, and successful bidders will be determined by the bids on that particular plant.

Donor: Plant Horizons

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Typical Solomone Yellow Hybrid Blossoms

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050 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#1) 051 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#2)

052 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#3) 053 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#4)

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054 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#5) 055 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#6)

056 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#7) 057 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#8)

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058 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#9) 059 Solomone Yellow Hybrid – 1 Gallon (#10)

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060 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#1) 061 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#2) 062 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#3) 063 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#4) 064 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#5) 065 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#6) 066 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#7) 067 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#8) 068 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#9) 069 Solomone Variegated Orange – 2 Gallon (#10) Plant Horizon’s Variegated Orange Clivia miniata is a long time, collector’s standard. Although each plant is different, they all come from the same heritage established by Joe Solomone. Shown below and on the following pages are photos for the plants in this year’s auction. All of these variegated orange Clivias are in 2 gallon pots. Each plant is a separate auction item. Bids for one auction item will have no impact on other auction items.

Shipping: A $15 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid for each plant/auction item. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Plant Horizons

Auction Item 060 - Solomone Variegated Orange (#1)

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Auction Item 061 - Solomone Variegated Orange (#2)

Auction Item 062 - Solomone Variegated Orange (#3)

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Auction Item 063 - Solomone Variegated Orange (#4)

Auction Item 064 - Solomone Variegated Orange (#5)

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Auction Item 065 - Solomone Variegated Orange (#6)

Auction Item 066 - Solomone Variegated Orange (#7)

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Auction Item 067 - Solomone Variegated Orange (#8)

Auction Item 068 - Solomone Variegated Orange (#9)

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Auction Item 069 - Solomone Variegated Orange (#10)

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070 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 1 This auction item is a David Conway’s famous ‘Lemon Ice’ 1 – Typical Lemon Ice offset, one of six in this year’s auction. With all the yellow flowering Clivia now available, ‘Lemon Ice’ remains one of the most pleasing yellows. This will be a small plant so it is easier to manage for those needing to over winter it inside. The roots have been inspected and are healthy. They have been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake. Photo 1 is of a typical ‘Lemon Ice’ bloom. Photo 2 is a recent photo of the auction item 2 – Auction Item plant.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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071 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 2 This auction item is a David 1 – Typical Lemon Ice Conway’s famous ‘Lemon Ice’ offset, one of six in this year’s auction. With all the yellow flowering Clivia now available, ‘Lemon Ice’ remains one of the most pleasing yellows. This will be a small plant so it is easier to manage for those needing to over winter it inside. The roots have been inspected and are healthy. They have been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake. Photo 1 is of a typical ‘Lemon Ice’ bloom. Photo 2 2 – Auction Item is a recent photo of the auction item plant.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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072 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 3 This auction item is a David 1 – Typical Lemon Ice Conway’s famous ‘Lemon Ice’ offset, one of six in this year’s auction. With all the yellow flowering Clivia now available, ‘Lemon Ice’ remains one of the most pleasing yellows. This will be a small plant so it is easier to manage for those needing to over winter it inside. The roots have been inspected and are healthy. They have been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake. Photo 1 is of a typical ‘Lemon Ice’ bloom. Photo 2 is a recent 2 – Auction Item photo of the auction item plant.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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073 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 4 This auction item is a David 1 – Typical Lemon Ice Conway’s famous ‘Lemon Ice’ offset, one of six in this year’s auction. With all the yellow flowering Clivia now available, ‘Lemon Ice’ remains one of the most pleasing yellows. This will be a small plant so it is easier to manage for those needing to over winter it inside. The roots have been inspected and are healthy. They have been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake. Photo 1 is of a typical ‘Lemon Ice’ bloom. Photo 2 2 – Auction Item is a recent photo of the auction item plant.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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074 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 5 This auction item is a David Conway’s famous ‘Lemon 1 – Typical Lemon Ice Ice’ offset, one of six in this year’s auction. With all the yellow flowering Clivia now available, ‘Lemon Ice’ remains one of the most pleasing yellows. This will be a small plant so it is easier to manage for those needing to over winter it inside. The roots have been inspected and are healthy. They have been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake. Photo 1 is of a typical ‘Lemon Ice’ bloom. Photo 2 2 – Auction Item is a recent photo of the auction item plant.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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075 Conway’s Lemon Ice – Offset 6 This auction item is a David Conway’s famous ‘Lemon 1 – Typical Lemon Ice Ice’ offset, one of six in this year’s auction. With all the yellow flowering Clivia now available, ‘Lemon Ice’ remains one of the most pleasing yellows. This will be a small plant so it is easier to manage for those needing to over winter it inside. The roots have been inspected and are healthy. They have been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake.

Shipping: A $10 fixed 2 – Auction Item shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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076 Conway’s Megan – Offset 1 This auction item is one of six offsets in this year’s 1 – Typical Megan Bloom auction. The plant is a David

Conway’s ‘Megan’. It is another excellent yellow from David Conway’s breeding and is characterized by rich, buttery tones and a well- formed umbel. This offset has healthy roots and has been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake. Photo 1 is a typical ‘Megan’ bloom. Photo 2 is the actual auction item. 2 – Auction Item Shipping: A $10 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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077 Conway’s Megan – Offset 2 This auction item is one of six offsets in this year’s auction. 1 – Typical Megan Bloom The plant is a David Conway’s ‘Megan’. It is another excellent yellow from David Conway’s breeding and is characterized by rich, buttery tones and a well-formed umbel. This offset has healthy roots and has been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake. Photo 1 is a typical ‘Megan’ bloom. Photo 2 is the actual auction item.

Shipping: A $10 fixed shipping and handling fee for 2 – Auction Item domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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078 Conway’s Megan – Offset 3 This auction item is one of 1 – Typical Megan Bloom six offsets in this year’s auction. The plant is a David Conway’s ‘Megan’. It is another excellent yellow from David Conway’s breeding and is characterized by rich, buttery tones and a well- formed umbel. This offset has healthy roots and has been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved a typical ‘Megan’ bloom. Photo 2 is the actual auction item.

Shipping: A $10 fixed shipping and handling 2 – Auction Item fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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079 Conway’s Megan – Offset 4 This auction item is one of six offsets in this year’s 1 – Typical Megan Bloom auction. The plant is a David Conway’s ‘Megan’. It is another excellent yellow from David Conway’s breeding and is characterized by rich, buttery tones and a well- formed umbel. This offset has healthy roots and has been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake. Photo 1 is a typical ‘Megan’ bloom. Photo 2 is the actual auction item.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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080 Conway’s Megan – Offset 5 This auction item is one of 1 – Typical Megan Bloom six offsets in this year’s auction. The plant is a David Conway’s ‘Megan’. It is another excellent yellow from David Conway’s breeding and is characterized by rich, buttery tones and a well- formed umbel. This offset has healthy roots and has been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake. Photo 1 is a typical ‘Megan’ bloom. Photo 2 is the actual auction item. 2 – Auction Item Shipping: A $10 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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081 Conway’s Megan – Offset 6 This auction item is one of 1 – Typical Megan Bloom six offsets in this year’s auction. The plant is a David Conway’s ‘Megan’. It is another excellent yellow from David Conway’s breeding and is characterized by rich, buttery tones and a well- formed umbel. This offset has healthy roots and has been treated liberally with Mychorrhizae fungus, beneficial for improved nutrient uptake. Photo 1 is a typical ‘Megan’ bloom. Photo 2 is the actual auction item. 2 – Auction Item Shipping: A $10 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, bare root, USPS Priority Mail will be added to the successful bid. International shipping, phytosanitary certificates, or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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082 Solomone Watercolor This auction item is an offset of a 1 – Mother Plant Bloom Solomone Watercolor. The flowers on the mother plant are bold! While it is called a Watercolor, the colors are intense and not pastel. Some years the green throat is stronger and other years the green is pale as in Photos 1 and 2. The mother plant is large. Photo 3 shows the auction item offset.

Donor: Gloria Weir

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083 Dark Orange Clivia Miniata (#28) This auction item is a mature, dark orange Clivia miniata. It has pointed leaves and is about 26½ inches tall. The leaves are approximately 2 inches wide. The donor reports it is a reliable bloomer. The photo is of the auction item.

Donor: Elizabeth Norris-Russell

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084 Dark Orange/Red Clivia Miniata (#3) This auction item is a mature, dark orange/red Clivia miniata. It has smooth pointed leaves and is about 24½ inches tall. The leaves are approximately 2½ inches wide. The donor reports it is a reliable bloomer. The photo is of the auction item.

Donor: Elizabeth Norris-Russell

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085 Dark Orange/Red Clivia Miniata (#6) This auction item is a mature, dark orange/red Clivia miniata. It has smooth pointed leaves and is about 24½ inches tall. The leaves are approximately 3 inches wide. The donor reports it is a reliable bloomer. The photo is of the auction item.

Donor: Elizabeth Norris-Russell

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086 Mature Yellow Clivia Miniata (#22) This auction item is a mature yellow Clivia miniata. It has approximately 34 inch long leaves which are 2¼ inches wide. The leaves are pointed. The plant currently has two offsets which are included in the auction item. The donor reports this Clivia is a regular bloomer. The photo is of the auction item in flower.

Donor: Elizabeth Norris-Russell

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087 Mature Yellow Clivia Miniata (#18) This auction item is a mature yellow Clivia miniata. It has approximately 39 inch plus long leaves which are 2 inches wide. The donor reports this Clivia is a regular bloomer. The photo is of the auction item in flower.

Donor: Elizabeth Norris-Russell

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088 Author Signed Copy of Clivias “Clivias” by Harold Koopowitz with photography by James Comstock. Published by Timber Press (2002). Hardcover, 384 pages. Format 9¼ by 6½ inches. Currently out of print. This copy has been signed by both Harold Koopowitz and James Comstock. New condition. A must for all collectors of Clivia. The photos are of the book’s dust covers and signed title page.

Shipping: A $5 fixed shipping and handling fee for domestic, USPS Parcel Post will be added to the successful bid. International shipping or expedited shipping is available at an extra/actual cost.

Donor: Malcolm Shrimplin

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089 Flame x Doris Clivia Miniata This auction item is an almost blooming sized cross of two well known red Clivia miniatas, Flame x Doris. Photo 1 is a recent photo of the auction item. Both parents are described and shown in photographs in Koopowitz’s “Clivias”. Some excerpts:

“Flame: …This is a large plant that is quite vigorous, and as the name suggests, it is among the redder flowers available. It is a re-bloomer, and a large clump often throws additional umbels during the summer and fall. The umbel carries about twenty- five flowers in a 9-inch diameter umbel….This plant is much in demand as a breeding plant but is partially self-sterile.“

“Doris: This is a nice, dark, orange-red from Conway. ‘Doris’ is another clone that darkens as the flower matures….The umbel is made up of a nice, tight cluster of about twenty flowers. It is among the better reds available and is recommended for those who are serious about breeding for dark colors.”