Bromeliads



Let us take you into our garden of bromeliads. Bromeliads are plants that you can grow in plant boxes, either on your window sills, on your verandah or balcony. Bromeliads are plants monocot flowering plants. The most quintessential example of a bromeliad would be the pineapple, however, some bromeliads are also epiphytes, growing on tree trunks.

Many bromeliads are able to store water in the space formed between their overlapping leaves. The leaves of many bromeliads have thorns at the end. We know of enthusiasts who only collect bromeliads. Indeed this category alone is broad enough for some gardeners to focus upon.

Bromeliads

Acanthostachys strobilacea

Acanthostachys strobilacea


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Aechmea

Aechmea


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Ananas bracteatus

Ananas bracteatus


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Ananas comosus

Ananas comosus


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Billbergia pyramidalis

Billbergia pyramidalis


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Bromelia balansae

Bromelia balansae


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Canistropsis billbergioide

Canistropsis billbergioide


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Cryptanthus zonatus

Cryptanthus zonatus


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Greigia sphacelata

Greigia sphacelata


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Hohenbergia stellata

Hohenbergia stellata


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Neoregelia carolinae

Neoregelia carolinae


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Nidularium fulgens

Nidularium fulgens


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Pineapple

Pineapple


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