Ozzie Bromeliad pic's

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Aechmea Lucky strike..has since been planted out in garden
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More of the potted collection..grow's every week :roll:
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Nice pics renae, quite a collection, a bit of a Brom-aholic then :lol:

I lost mine overwinter, I tried protecting them but last winter was just too long and cold. Must get some more and overwinter in the polytunnel. The ones I had are HERE
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Melissa

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Post by Melissa »

Renae wrote: Got any pic's of your's :?:
I haven't taken any pic's for a while, so I 'll take some, not as good looking as yours.

Thats a great collection you have there. What other plants do you grow:?:

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fantastic hanging basket. :D
Renae

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Yes It's a terrible addiction :roll: That's not even half of them..I'm saving to build my big shade house..but most will be for ground and mounting on palm's. Dave your guzmania's looked great! and the stripey one is/was Vriesea spendiens or hieroglyphica.. On the top of my wish list.. It's $40 here in a Garden centre!! Havnt found one for ages..
In case you didnt already know.. you never leave Brom's in a tray of water.. as they will rot if not free draining..and they need to be dryer if it's cold. If your ground get's soggy or isnt free draining enough..just place them in ground in their pot's..then whip out when too cold..(sorry if that's a bit obvious).
The different types are sometimes so varied tho, that if you treat them all the same it's disaster.. and pup removal of Vriesea's can be the hardest..
I also grow Orchid's.. Ginger's, succulent's,palms,franjipani's, bamboo and just got my first Heliconia.. I'll post some more pic's soon...
Renae

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Same lot ..different view, and most not in flower.
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This one show's the large Neoregelia in flower (Purple) Takes full sun.. and changes colour all year round.. now has two large pup's.
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And back to white & green again..
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a beautiful collection you have there,im envious of your climate :lol:
Renae

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Just got a heap of Brom's for my anniversary..(from the outlaw's) Mostly Neoregelia's and some red's too :!: They're all from a lady who's collection is huge and has asked me to come and help her divide them up as she's quite frail these day's..I nearly fainted :o So far 23 new brom's in one day.. I just beat my own record.. :lol:
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I've planted all the red's so far..
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Above was Neo. Midnight.. below is an unknown Neo..
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Another Neo..Great colour..
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The green ones are Billbergia Piramidalis.. I need to get more garden to plant them :!:
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