It’s actually pronounced Cliv-e-a as in the family name Clive. The first one was named for Charlotte Percy (née Clive) one of the governesses to the future Queen Victoria, later the Duchess of Northumberland.
Wow love Clivias and that green and light colours are stunning. Maybe we can buy them in the future at the nurseries. Thank you Costa for the visit. And thank you Peter Hay for all your hard work. 🌵🌹🌻💐💐💐
Oh those GREENS! And the soft yellows. (And yes, love Costa's hat!) What is the purpose of putting the phosphoric acid in on the spag moss please? Do the seeds have germination inhibitor or something like iris seeds do? I feel Peter when he's saying that it is about healing and coming forward to make new stuff and recover, as well as how addictive it is once you get interested in one genus and everything else starts fascinating you!
since 2005 they've just been everywhere, oversaturated ... always just thought of them as a gaudy orange agapanthus with less reliable flowering ... the red dwarf one I like
an Australian teaching a pronunciation (min 01.10), now that is funny! by the way, it doesn't matter where the name comes from, once it's a scientific name, it's latin and you should pronounce it in latin, not in "Australian". So, it's Cl-EE-vEE-A (like A in Around). A part of that, really nice story and amazing passion and collection
Let us know your favourite clivia! 💮 And shout out if you like Costa's hat😉
I grew a yellow Clivea from seed but when it flowered it was orange?
My favourite clivia is red.Yes we like Costa's beautiful hat.😊
It’s actually pronounced Cliv-e-a as in the family name Clive. The first one was named for Charlotte Percy (née Clive) one of the governesses to the future Queen Victoria, later the Duchess of Northumberland.
Eternal is a champion. What a strong willed man turning a stroke into a incredible passion. Cheers for sharing your story
What an inspirational man and story. Your Clivias are beautiful.
Wow love Clivias and that green and light colours are stunning. Maybe we can buy them in the future at the nurseries. Thank you Costa for the visit. And thank you Peter Hay for all your hard work. 🌵🌹🌻💐💐💐
I love Clivias, beautiful flowers
Love this show garden Australia. I am from India & have been to Australia for 3 months this year.Beautiful country with great people. ❤😊
That was the best segment I’ve watched. What an amazing man! Thanks 👍
Thanks for watching!🐝
Lovvve Clivias ❤❤❤ thank you for sharing the video 🙏 ❤️ 🌼
Definitely Peter is the king of Clivias & cheers ☕️ ☕️ 😍 😂 🎉 ❤❤❤👍👏 🌼 🌸 🌼 🌸
Costa's beautiful and detailed hat deserves its own video! 😊
Blue clivias will be amazing
Peter is as tough as the plants he creates...the mental health benefits of gardening are a lifesaver
Love clivias, so hardy and rewarding.
Costa’s hat look good on him 😊
Beautiful ❤
A wonderful talk o informative thanks very much
Well an angel must have saved you to create these works of art. They will be needed in the future.......
really great segment and beautiful plants
Oh those GREENS! And the soft yellows. (And yes, love Costa's hat!) What is the purpose of putting the phosphoric acid in on the spag moss please? Do the seeds have germination inhibitor or something like iris seeds do? I feel Peter when he's saying that it is about healing and coming forward to make new stuff and recover, as well as how addictive it is once you get interested in one genus and everything else starts fascinating you!
Yes ! Could we have an explanation, about that phosporic acid, please ?
Las amo y solo tengo naranjas 😢saludos desde Chile!!
naw great video thankyou from perth ❤
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since 2005 they've just been everywhere, oversaturated ... always just thought of them as a gaudy orange agapanthus with less reliable flowering ... the red dwarf one I like
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Clivias are natives plants from South Africa …. You forgot to mention that😅😅 not Australia
an Australian teaching a pronunciation (min 01.10), now that is funny! by the way, it doesn't matter where the name comes from, once it's a scientific name, it's latin and you should pronounce it in latin, not in "Australian". So, it's Cl-EE-vEE-A (like A in Around). A part of that, really nice story and amazing passion and collection
Nahhhh NOT this bloke.
My dad is the king of clivias. *Oldboys Flowers* at Wardell Nsw