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Tropical flower, blooming African Orange clivia in the botanical garden

Orange Clivia Miniata (Bush Lily) flower isolated on the white background

Extreme close up of clivia blooms in orange and yellow

Orange Clivia flowers and buds, beautiful nature background with copy space, full frame vertical composition

woman in her hands to caress beautiful orange flower

Bush lily flower array, orange flowers close up

Details of a Natal lily flower (Clivia miniata).

Close-up of a red flower with yellow stamen

The photo has taken during summer season

Close-up of orange Clivia flower with long yellow stamens and pistil

Abstract depiction of clivia made with Lensbaby 3G

Clivia miniata (cyrtanthiflora) bright orange lily flower. Spring floral background.

The sunlight orange flowers of Clivia miniata on a shady beckground

Clivia miniata flower in the garden background. Fresh bunch orange Natal lily or Bush lily flowers with green leaves. ( AMARYLLIDACEAE )

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Close-up photo of Clivia miniata orange flower. The garden was taken at the market.

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