Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. red and yellow flowers on Vriesea bromeliad plants Delivering a touch of the tropics to your home, bromeliads are guaranteed to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Here’s everything you need to know about how to care for your bromeliad. Bromeliads need lots of bright light. These plants need ...

As gardeners all over Northeast Ohio clutch their aching backs this spring, let us take a moment to pine for the accommodating beauty of the bromeliads. These wide-ranging members of the pineapple ...

Bromeliads are tough, reliable and incredibly beautiful tropical or semi-tropical plants that possess colorful foliage, beautiful flowers or both. Very undemanding and easy to grow, their main ...

If you don't know what a bromeliad is or think you've never seen one, think again. Have you seen Spanish moss? Or a pineapple? Then, you've seen a bromeliad - both of them are in the Bromeliaceae ...

Bromeliads are beautiful tropical or semitropical plants that possess colorful foliage, beautiful flowers or both. One type, the pineapple, even produces edible fruit. With their many shapes and ...

When Juliana Raposo bought a house in Carlsbad 5 years ago, she replaced its existing landscape with lush plants. “I yanked out the boring landscape and replaced it with tropical plants, especially ...

I have a bromeliad that needs repotting. Can I use regular potting soil? As bromeliad connoisseurs will attest, these can be some of the most satisfying and prolific plants that a homeowner can grow.

Sooner or later, it is said, everything old is new again. But 65 million years old? Bromeliads, which shared the Earth in the Cretaceous Era with dinosaurs, and which have been a staple of indoor ...

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 ...

If you had the opportunity to attend the recent Bromeliad Bonanza at the University of South Florida Botanical Gardens, you may have a few new additions at your home. If you've not grown bromeliads ...