Bromeliads are very unique, exotic looking plants in a very fascinating family group. They are amazingly adaptable, tough and relatively easy to grow. They come from extremely diversified growing conditions, creating extremely hardy and resilient plants.

Bromeliad survival instincts are strongly developed, with some plants living happily in the harshest deserts and others in swamps and rainforests. Plants can grow different root systems capable of only support or adsorbing nutrients from the soil. Some plants have adapted to absorb and store water between their leaves.

Bromeliads foliage offers an extremely diversified range of sizes, colours, shapes and patterns. These include spots, scale, bands and stripes. Exquisitely coloured flowers and bracts in various sizes and shapes complement these plants. The showy, but unusual distinctive flowers, blooms and bracts are unlike any other plants.

Bromeliads grown locally are easily cultivated and propagated in gardens, making excellent specimen plants. They are easily grown outdoors, all the year round without frosts, with dappled light under trees. They also thrive on patios or verandas, in well-ventilated and bright locations.

The most notable of the Bromeliaceae family and developed commercially by man is the edible pineapple. Other useful plants include the grandfather's beard or Spanish Moss, collected to pad the car seats by Henry Ford.

Currently we don't publish a set price list. This is because of the varying sizes of plants throughout the year, availability and the different ways of buying bromeliads like seedlings, pups, bare rooted, potted, landscaping plants, full flower and flushed colour, just to explain.

Please contact us with your specific bromeliad needs and requirements.