Bromeliads are a beautiful family of tropical and subtropical plants, many of which posses colorful foliage, beautiful flowers or both. With their many sizes, shapes and colors and ease of culture, ...

Many nurseries will tell you to water bromeliads by spraying the foliage, but Keith Smith of Bromeliad Society International says this is a common misconception. To properly water a potted bromeliad, ...

Potting the pups Once the pups are separated, they should be potted. Most bromeliads look better when they are grown as single specimens. Look at how the bromeliad was growing when you bought or ...

Add a touch of the exotic in your garden with colorful and surprisingly versatile bromeliads. Dozens if not hundreds of bromeliads are offered at nurseries and at society sales. The tiniest are ...

With winter in full swing and the holidays behind us, those of us who love to garden turn our thoughts indoors and concentrate on the pleasures of tending to our houseplants. In my varied collection, ...

If you yearn to create a lush, tropical look for your landscape but are concerned about water use, consider incorporating bromeliads into your plant selection. Bromeliads are colorful, low-maintenance ...

Bromeliads are a unique and fascinating addition to the North Florida garden. Most bromeliads are native to tropical and subtropical areas and can be grown in the landscape, especially if you live in ...

Heat- and humidity-tolerant bromeliads are summer survivors. With more than 2,000 varieties from which to choose, gardeners are just beginning to discover their many uses in the home and landscape.

Bromeliads display an astonishing diversity of form, a wild array of psychedelic colors and patterns, and out-of-this-world flowers. They love both sun and shade; they tolerate drought, but glory in ...

You wouldn’t think that the word “pup” had anything to do with gardening. The dictionary defines a pup as the young of dogs or several other animals. Gardeners, however, use the term to refer to ...