Neoregelia Antigua – comes from our in house breeding program. As with most Neoregelias it isn’t very tall only reaching 11 inches in height. The foliage as it matures slowly colors to a burgundy and is highlighted with a rose colored center.

Aechmea ‘Volcano’ – is a new cultivar of Aechmea ramosa. When Volcano begins to flower a tight, red bloom erupts out of the center of the medium green foliage. Reaching a size of 24 high and wide it’s a real eye-catcher.

Aechmea ‘Marcelino’ – is a Bullis Bromeliad hybrid for the landscape. South Florida is always in need of colorful foliage and blooms. Marcelino reaches a height of 48 inches with burgundy foliage that is covered with the so common “silver powder” of Aechmeas.

Neoregelia Fireball ‘Donger’ (P) – is a patented Neo which can be used in the landscape or interior. This albo-marginate stands about 11 inches tall and 25 inches wide. The outer edges of the leaves are pink with a dark burgundy mid-rib.

Aechmea ‘Peggy’ – is a new cultivar of Aechmea ramosa The bright banana colored bloom sits atop a green rosette of foliage and is perfect for the interior or landscape. Peggy can reach 24 inches in height and width.

Araeococcus Flavifloius – is a unique looking Bromeliad… it resembles grass. It’s also a good plant to use in a hanging basket. Overall the plant reaches about 20 inches tall. When it flowers it produces a wonderful mass of long lasting berries that are held on soft pink stems.

Neoregelia Fireball – is a real old-timer. Generally you’ll find it used as a small plant in arrangements or as one of the supporting cast in a Bromeliad tree. But you’ll also find it right at home in a large mass of “fireballs” when its maroon foliage is grown in bright sun.

Hohenbergia Stallata – is a long-time landscape favorite that reaches 48 inches overall. The foliage is green and the plant pups readily. Sitting on top of the light green foliage is a long-lasting tall pink bloom which matures to a deep red over time.