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Vriesea cathy X christine
Description
Bromeliad Vriesea Cathy is very similar to V. Christiane but is much darker in colour. Cathy has dark purple floral bract. While the branching bract is burgandy in colour. Christine has red braching bract. The cross between two can give any colour out of these two or even a mixed one. In either case you won’t be disappointed for sure.
Vriesea erythrodactylon
Description
This compact, medium-sized plant has green leaves with dark red - maroon centres and undersides. The spikes can grow up to 35cm bearing a characteristic red inflorescence with yellow petals.
Vriesea fenestralis
Vriesea fosteriana rubra
Description
This large-leafed stunner can grow a metre tall and a metre wide. It has thick, leathery leaves with rich, chocolate brown tones and creamy green bands. The leaves tend to arch more and intensify in colour with age, making it a great specimen plant for patios or decks partially shaded from the sun. Prefers partial shade.
Vriesea fosteriana X red chestnut
Description
This large-leafed stunner can grow a metre tall and a metre wide. It has thick, leathery leaves with rich, chocolate brown tones and creamy green bands. The leaves tend to arch more and intensify in colour with age, making it a great specimen plant for patios or decks partially shaded from the sun. Prefers partial shade. This is cross between original fosteriana rubra and red chestnut which is equally beautiful.
Vriesea gigantea
Description
This evergreen, smooth textured Vriesea spans a metre at maturity. The leaves have a beautiful, symmetrical pattern, and it is grown as much for its foliage as for its bright yellow and red blooms. Suitable for planting indoors, it prefers full shade to partial sunlight.
Vriesea gigantea 'Nova'
Description
Great landscaping species. This spectacular Brazilian bromeliad reaches massive sizes and hence suitable for landscaping. Its patterned bluish-green leaves can grow up to 60cm across
Vriesea glutinosa
Description
A medium to large sized brom with striking, patterned leaves and shiny, flaming red, branched inflorescences. The leaves are light green with a striking, reddish brown banding, and can grow to 250cm long and 45cm wide. The flowers have orange red petals. Prefers bright, indirect light and humidity.
Vriesea hieroglyphica
Description
This is an unusually beautiful plant whose shiny green leaves with dark, hieroglyphic cross bands totally outshine its tall green flower spike bearing pale cream flowers. Given some 10 years, the rosette can spread to about 1.5 metres, earning it the common name of King of Bromeliads.
Vriesea ospinae gruberi
Description
A striking and unusual medium sized brom with numerous whitish, light and dark green patterned leaves and vivid yellow inflorescence. The dense rosette can grow 40 cm in diameter and 80 cm high. The vivid yellow flower spike is flat, narrow and sword shaped, and bears numerous lemon yellow flowers high above the richly speckled foliage; these last several months. Prefers indirect light.
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