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Bromeliads
At least 1600 varieties of Bromeliad grow wild in Central and South America. The Bromeliads below will also feel at home in your living-room, bedroom or bathroom!
Tillandsia
Most Tillandsia varieties have narrow tapering leaves. This plant has almost no roots. In the wild, Tillandsias grow in an extensive region stretching from the south of the United States to deep into South America. |
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Vriesea
The best known Vrieseas have a high leaf sheath from which “flowers” grow with marked green leaves. Vrieseas with a compact shape and a branched “flower” are being seen more frequently as well. |
Guzmania
There are Guzmanias with purple, red, white, bright pink, yellow or bi-coloured flowers and there are Guzmanias with branched flowers in addition to the large-flowered varieties. The Guzmania is native to the north-west of South America and the Caribbean. |
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Astrid
This new species among the Bromeliads is a very distinctive kind of Vriesea, with multiple points as flowers. Astrid is casual and notable.
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