Bromeliads

Bromeliads are a family of over 2,000 tropical American plants that includes Spanish Moss and the edible Pineapple. They’re commonly called “air plants” or “epiphytes” for their habit of growing up in the air on tree limbs and crotches, or in rock crevices, free of any connection with the ground beneath. Bromeliads are valued for the many forms, textures and colors of their leaves and for their showy, long-lasting flowers. As a bonus, they’re among the easiest of indoor plants to grow and maintain.

Species

Bromeliad flower spikes typically grow at the tips of stems that emerge from the center of leaf rosettes. They generally last 2 to 6 months. They may be blue, pink, red, yellow, purple, or white.

Guzmania Large Red

Guzmania Large Red

Guzmania Large Yellow

Guzmania Large Yellow

Guzmania Large Purple

Guzmania Large Purple

Guzmania Orange Ade

Guzmania Orange Ade

 

Aechmea Fulgens Brongn

Aechmea Fulgens Brongn

Guzmania Beatrice

Guzmania Beatrice

Ananas Pink

Ananas Pink

Ananas sp.

Ananas sp.