It's This Big
There was a suggestive comment about a truck load of Big Bromeliads so I thought I would whip it out.
Once is never enough.
Was it good for you?
Monday, February 05, 2007
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3 comments:
That strikes me as a rather odd-looking inflorescence for a bromeliad. Not that I'm an expert.
I have two bromeliads in my garden and one is making a flower right now! (I should like your help identifying it when it blooms.)
And I have a Guzmania in the house...I wish it would do something flowery again. Sigh.
I am no Bromeliad expert either. I am not sure if this one is a Vriesa or Aechmea species.
There are a lot of wild looking Bromeliad flowers, really strange and weird ones. Some of mine came from the Strybing long ago. Do they still have a good collection?
was it good for me ?
well if size does matter, then you hit the G (for garden) spot.
ummmmmmm.
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