Brighten shady gardens with the stunning Bush Lily 'Belgian Hybrid Orange' (Clivia miniata). This evergreen perennial forms clumps of broad, dark green, strap-like leaves that are wider and shorter than other varieties. In bloom, it sends up tall stems crowned with rounded clusters of up to 60 vibrant orange flowers—a truly gorgeous accent for borders, containers, or mass plantings.
Thriving in partial to full shade with moderate moisture, it stays under 2 feet tall and spreads 1–2 feet. A reliable, low-maintenance choice for adding tropical flair to low-light areas.
Impatiens 'Dazzler Deep Orange' – Intense Orange for Shade Gardens
Becca Flax Lily: Dark Green Foliage with Blue Flowers
Lily Plantain 'Cherry Berry' – Variegated Foliage with Red Stems & Seed Pods
Lily Plantain 'June' – Gold Leaves with Blue-Green Margin, Hosta of the Year
Lily Plantain Variegated – Classic Hosta with Gold Band Turning Cream
Little Rev Flax Lily – Bold Blue Foliage for Modern Gardens
Lungwort 'Trevi Fountain' – Cobalt Blue Flowers & Silver-Spotted Leaves
Alaskan Fern – Hardy Evergreen for Shade Gardens
Winterglow Bergenia – Glossy Dark Green Leaves, Magenta Flowers
Snakeroot 'Black Negligee' – Dark Purple Foliage & Creamy White Bottlebrush Flowers
Wine Common Periwinkle: Burgundy Blooms for Deep Shade Groundcover
Burning Bush Dwarf: Intense Scarlet Fall Color on a Mounded Shrub
Mock Orange 'Natchez': Extra-Large Fragrant Blooms
Bengal Orange Bougainvillea: Variegated Foliage & Pink-Orange Blooms
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