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Bromeliaceae is a large family of herbaceous plants native to the Americas. Just like many orchids, they naturally grow on tree branches or above rocks and cliffs. Bromeliads are highly appreciated because of their incredible colours and their ease of growth in pots.
We offer a fine selection of bromeliads that are never available through garden centres in Europe. Large scale distribution mostly sells green, thin-leaved hybrids. Our shop keeps an ever-increasing offer of the species with the toughest and most colourful leaves, better adapted to hot and cold conditions of outdoor life. All our bromeliads are shipped as bare root “pups”. These are the robust basal suckers produced after blooming. Bromeliads travel amazingly well in the mail and they are also cheap to ship. Our robust pups will often bloom in less than one year.
This is the supreme clone selected from wild plants, released some years ago from Bullis Bromeliads, in the USA. Leaves are wider and the center of the rosette turns bright purple when blooming. It withstands light frost.
Very wide and thick leaves, with unreal colours of greys, greens, browns and purples. It also develops the typical concentrical markings. One of the toughest "Neos" - it can survive to about -5 C (23 F)!
A gift of nature! This mid-large species from Río de Janerio has showy red and green blotches and a wide water tank. It was described in 1983 as a species but it was considered a natural hybrid during a few years. It belongs to the Neoregelia johannis complex, with thick wide leaves, but markings are much like Neoregelia marmorata.
This clone of Neregelia cruenta var. cruenta is larger in size and makes an imposing specimes in the landscape. It has stiff thick leaves, bright green with glossy pink tips.
This beautiful bromeliad has stiff thick leaves, bright green with glossy pink tips. It grows in coastal areas of SE Brazil, on white sand. It loves full sun.
This variety 'Rubra' has been around for decades. It is an all-red clone with some light silver banding. Its beautiful dull red colour is unmistakeable. Leaves are narrower than in other cruentas.
"Farina" means flour. This Neoregelia with bright pink leaves has a powdery-white coating. Neoregelia farinosa is easy but slow, tolerant of different light exposures. It can stand short light frosts in the coastal Mediterranean.
It is the largest of all neoregelias and also one of the cold-hardiest. Astonishing colourful rosettes with wide leaves, 50-90 cm in diameter... or more! Wide, light green leaves with showy pink/purple banding. Give morning sun or light-shade. To be precise, this wild form of Neoregelia johannis belong to the clone named Fairchild.
Neoregelia johannis is one of the most beautiful large sized Neo with wide leaves that are pale-green with red parts. Rosettes reach 50-100 cm in diameter.
A small bromeliad species with nice dark speckling on the top side and light banding on the undersides. Growth is upright tubular, with stiff, 20 cm (8") tall tube-like rosettes. Thrives outdoors in Mediterranean climates.
This medium sized species shows an incredible pattern of leaves, marbled in pale green and dark purple. This is a particularly colourful clone, collected in Brazil by Leme.
Hybrid or selection with spectacular "marmorated" stiff leaves. This is a supreme plant for the garden and takes more direct sun than any other marmoratas that we have grown.
White! Unique species because the center becomes all white when flowering. Very nice green foliage, almost spineless. It was described in 1996, from the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo.
This bromeliad from Brazil has rosette with copper-purple colours.
This is a true wild clone of the elusive Neoregelia princeps. It is a species of unsurpassed beauty, with an appealing silver cross banding, especially evident on the underside of the leaves.
Beautiful and interesting, very stoloniferous Neoregelia species, undescribed until 1985. It has glossy yellow-green leaves, with wavy margins
Small colourful bromeliad from Brazil, with unsually intense purple dots.
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