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Bromania - Grace Goode
... a few pups sometimes available. These rare plants include first release named hybrids and recently imported Bromeliads. Grace DOES NOT Have Any Lists Available Guests by appointment only. Please ring for ... " Bromania Alexandra Headlands 4572. Australia Phone 07 5444 4317 GUEsts By Appointment Only Rare & Imported Bromeliad Plants Awards Articles Links Webdesign by Symdock © Symdock Pty Ltd
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Importing Bromeliads
... importing bromeliads. As there were few other people importing bromeliads, there was a large element of “trial and error” in her early experiences of importing. Olive first imported bromeliads from Lotus ... is still insect-proof. If you are considering importing bromeliads, the following points made by Olive and other people who have imported bromeliads will assist you:  Importing plants is ...
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Bromeriads
... houses. I wonder wether this trend is the same in other countries too? Recently, imported Tillandsia plants are getting popular in young people. They are on sale labeled " ... Cryptanthus bivittatus 'Pink Starlite' Bromeliads at TAYUMIMA Nursery TAYUMIMA is one of bromeliad nurseries in Japan. They sell rare bromeliads to enthusiasts. Japanese enthusiasts purchase rare bromeliads from this nursery. The ...
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Bromania - Grace Goode - Links
... bromeliads and the people from all around the world. Naturally her vast knowledge of the different Bromeliads and their specific requires goes without saying. From books like Growing Bromeliads ... the stream of names! Derek Butcher, South Australia Guests By Appointment Only Rare & Imported Bromeliad Plants LINKS Sunshine Coast Bromeliad Society Bromeliad Society International Bromlink - Gold Coast ...
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Sugar Cane, Pineapple, Coffee & Morinda
... belong to the diverse bromelia family (Bromeliaceae), along with the many tropical epiphytes called bromeliads (Bromelia), the xerophytic yucca-like plants (Puya), and the lichen-like "Spanish moss" ( ... political discussions and meeting places. Sri Lanka (Ceylon) was the main source of coffee imported by England, but a serious fungal disease (Hemileia vastatrix) destroyed the coffee plantations ...
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Stranglers & Banyans
... strangler figs were beautifully finished with a high gloss varnish. They were undoubtedly imported from tropical Mexico, grim evidence of man's destructive effect on the tropical ... least 20 plant families, including the cacti (Cactaceae), stonecrops (Crassulaceae), orchids (Orchidaceae) and bromeliads (Bromeliaceae). The appearance of this photosynthetic mechanism in the Clusia Family (Gutifferae) is ...
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BSQ Home Page
... , Sunday (12th) 9am to 3pm. Admission: Adults $3, children under 14 free. BROMELIADS General Information Bromeliads are a unique and fascinating family of hundreds of extremely diversified and ... Bromeliads thrive on neglect. The species can tolerate a huge variety of growing conditions including heat, light, air and moisture. No Bromeliads are native to Australia and therefore have all been imported ...
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Florida Garden Critters
... Air Plants Bamboos Bulbs Fruit Orchids Shrubs Aroids Bananas Epiphytes Gingers Palms Trees Annuals Bromeliads Ferns Herbs Perennials Vines Gardens Alive's complete Pest and Disease Guide Insects Butterflies ... An informative article about Hollywood's "Killer Bees" from Texas A&M University. Texas Imported Fire Ant Research & Management Plan Extensive information on fire ants from Texas A & M ...
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Everglades Trekking, Steve Moss and Don Carpenter, 16 Sep 98
... of Zeuxine stratimatica, too, but it is an old world orchid imported with carpet grass - now naturalized. doneng (Don from Boca Raton) ... this type area, nodosa. What do you think? a few Bromeliads there????? That species was in bloom when we were there in ... Raton Florida) Geeze, Dave---I feel good that I know they are Bromeliads--and you wanna know species? coerulea (David In southeast Texas) Hahaha, ...
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PVG P8 Hunter Bromeliad, Just love those Guzmanias
... Guzmanias Home About Us Society Contacts Bromeliad Sales & Links Show Date, Venue Articles Botanical Gardens Bromeliads in Odd Places Membership and Meetings Monthly Contest Photos News and events Yearly Show Photos ... (Squarrosa x lingulata var cardinalis) X Fortuna (left rear Red)??. Most Guzmanias in Australia are imported as tissue culture and a lot sold in commercial outlets with only the name ...
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