Bromeliad Beauty

Smooth river rocks add to the Zen quality of this strong yet graceful presentation.

Bromeliad beauty. This plant is a unique gift for any occasion. Its delivered in an exclusive bamboo cube which makes it extra beautiful. Most Bromeliads are epiphytic which means that they grow on other plants.

Bromeliad plants provide an exotic touch to the home and bring a sense of the tropics and sun-kissed climates. They live mainly on. These plants are not parasitic they only use other plants for support.

Although many do have very splashy flower displays bromeliads are just as popular as beautiful foliage plants with leaves in red green purple orange and yellow colors and with bands stripes spots and other features. During the eighteenth century Belgian traders visiting these lands discovered the beauty of Bromeliads and took a few plants back to Europe with them. This plant is the result of one of his hybrids and is named for Muriel Waterman of New Zealand.

Bromeliads are still found growing in the wild throughout Central and South America each one more beautiful than the next. Native to central and southern Chile this bromeliad looks like it comes from another planet with its metallic teal-colored 2-inch blossoms that feature bright-orange anthers in their. Learn how to care for a bromeliad plant and you will have a long lasting unique houseplant that is low maintenance.

Related to the pineapple plant perhaps because of its sweetness this gorgeous beauty adds red and tropical greenery to any room. A part of Telefloras renowned Flowers-in-a-Gift collection this stunning 6 14 contemporary cube vase is made from real bamboo. Its delivered in an exclusive bamboo cube which makes it extra beautiful.

Smooth river rocks add to the Zen quality of this strong yet graceful presentation. Its delivered in an upgraded ceramic container which makes it extra beautiful. Another striking beauty from the bromeliad plant family the Puya alpestris or sapphire tower bromeliad features three to four-foot-tall blossoming stalks that last about one to two months.