BROMELIADS
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      Billbergia amoena

Attractive clumping Brazilian species.
Flower spike features bright pinkish-red bracts with contrasting pale green flower tipped in vivid blue.
Flowers late Fall through Winter.
Full sun to partial shade.





  
        Aechmea maculata
Upright growth habit. Does well in sunny locations. Flowers late Winter through early Spring.
Inflorescence stands straight up, rising about a foot above the foliage. The stalk has long pinkish-red bracts.
Grey cone-like structure holds yellow flowers which open from the bottom to the top over 3-4 weeks.


Neoregelia spectabilis
Painted Fingernail Bromeliad
  Olive green leaves with irregular shaped maroon patches. The tips are brightly painted in crimson.
The short inconspicuous blue flowers appear nestled within a tight rosette.
Excellent as a ground cover in a tropical setting.
Summer bloomer.  Full sun to shade.


  
         Aechmea rubens
Very large landscape bromeliad, grows to 36”
Green to lime-green leaves blush with red around its wide leaf edges and leaf tips when grown in full sun.
Large, long lasting red and orange inflorescence.


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