Bullis Bromeliads aechmea guzmania neoregelia Vresiea indoor outdoor landscape caribbean plants

Aechmea Aechmeas are one of the most popular genera of Bromeliads grown today. Their bright inflorescence remain very colorful for many months after the flowers have withered away.		Alcanterea, Androlepis Bromeliads aren't just little table to plants... We've got some great varieties for the landscape like Alcantarea, Androlepis & Hohenbergia. Large in size, colorful foliage, and interesting blooms.
Ananas Ananas has only a few species... but it just might be the most well known of all bromeliads. That’s because of its most famous member the Pineapple. Did you know that Columbus introduced the pineapple to Europe in 1493 after his second trip to America.		Cryptanthus Cryptanthus flourish in humid, shady places as well as bright dry locations. They’re basically small plants ideal for desktops and accent areas.
Guzmania Assorted Guzmanias are Available Year Round! Call for Current Availability, Quantity and Colors!		Neoregelias Neoregelias are primarily native to the southeast of Brazil but there are thousands of hybrids. The genus produces some of the most wide color patterns and intense color schemes.
Portea Porteas are large plants for use in the landcape or cut flower for decoration!		Tillandsia Tillandsias are not usually grown for their flowers, but it is quite common for some species to take on a different leaf colour (usually changing from green to red) when ready to flower.

Vriesea Vriesea are native to Mexico, Central America and South America with a majority of the species found in Brazil. Their inflorescence are simple but colorful and range from light yellow to bright orange and red.