Neoregelia Sunshine – is a great Neo for the landscape in bright areas. Its large lime-green foliage carries a little mottling and grows a little more upright then other Neoregelias. Sunshine tops it off with an accent of red tips on the tips of its leaves.

Neoregelia Rafael (P) – is another of the albomarginate Neo’s grown at Bullis. It all starts with a bright white band running down the outside edge contrasting against the dark green mid-rib.

Neoregelia Purple Star (P) – is a new patented Neo that looks just like its named…. a purple star. It’s purple everywhere, purple leaves, purple center and brilliant display purple in the landscape or interior.

Vriesea Splendide – can reach almost 30 inches in height and width. Generally it grows very “open” which allows it to show off its red feather-like flower. Used both in the landscape but also the interiorscape its olive green foliage carries some burgundy banding.

Neoregelia Martin (PP) – borders on being a large medium sized Neo or a small large… but it still is another reason why Neoregelias are such a unique tribe. Its variegated white/green foliage reaches about 25 inches in width. When mature the center turns a bright lipstick red.

Neoregelia Lila (P) – is a patented Neo that has blushes of pink across its foliage and its fingernails tipped in pink. Lila has a tendency to color early as the complete top of the leaves turn a bright pink to red.

Neoregelia Jeffrey Block – is a large albomarginate Neo with a bright, wide cream band running down the outside edge contrasting against the medium green mid-rib. “Jeffrey Block” is a one of the larger Neo’s grown at Bullis reaching about 32 inches across. When mature you’ll find

Neoregelia Franca (P) – is a patented albomarginate Neo with a bright white band running down the outside edge contrasting against the dark green mid-rib. Its small size makes it very suitable as a desktop accent indoors but can also be used in the landscape.

Neoregelia Compacta – is a small Neo with lime green foliage and a bright red center. When used in the landscape as it has a tendency to pup readily from its stolons. Similar in size to Neoregelia Charm… reaching only 11 inches tall and 20 inches wide.

Neoregelia Charm – is a small bromeliad of only 20 inches wide and 11 inches tall. It’s also different in that normally you’ll find plants with green leaves and colorful spotting. Charm mixes things up with leaves that are red/orange with spots of green freckling the leaves.