Bromeliads are considered house plants in Phoenix, Arizona, I don't think I've ever seen one growing in a garden here. I'm not good with house plants, I think the problem is the air conditioning just sucks all the humidity out of the air and in the heat of summer they run day and night.
btw, i have the black thumb of botantical death, and so greatly admire you successful gardening types, and your beautiful living works of art -- fantastic stuff -- keep 'em comin' lexcen
One of many different bromeliad flowers.
I've never seen anything like it, looks positively alien!
ReplyDeleteBromeliads are considered house plants in Phoenix, Arizona, I don't think I've ever seen one growing in a garden here. I'm not good with house plants, I think the problem is the air conditioning just sucks all the humidity out of the air and in the heat of summer they run day and night.
ReplyDeletebrilliant!
ReplyDeletebtw, i have the
black thumb of botantical death,
and so greatly admire you successful gardening types, and your beautiful living works of art -- fantastic stuff -- keep 'em comin' lexcen
/t.
Do you know if these can be planted in shady position?
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