Aechmea calyculata ( Calyx Bromeliad )

This medium plant has stiff leaves of dark green that are edged with tiny teeth and have rounded tips. A long lasting yellow inflorescence appears on a red stalk about 1 food in height. Plants grow on trees in the […]

Aechmea bromeliifolia ( Bromelia Bromeliad )

This plant thrives high in the forest trees as well as in spreading masses by way of stolons. The tubular, 2 foot tall perennial has gray-green leaves with hooked spines forming an urn-shaped rosette. A short-lived pinecone-like spike, light yellow […]

Aechmea bracteata ( Teata Bromeliad )

This plant thrives in dense masses on rocks or in trees and can be located up to 2,500 feet above sea-level. The vivid green leaves have widely spaced spines and spread up to 6 feet, forming a bottle-shaped rosette. The […]

Aechmea aripensis ( Aripensis Bromeliad )

‘Aripensis’ thrives epiphytically in cloud forests at the top of mountain ranges. The Plants can adapt and grow on a variety of surfaces such as on trees, forest floor, rocks. The green leaves form a big rosette reaching 2 1/2 […]

Aechmea aquilega ( Aqua Bromeliad )

‘Aquilega’ grows equally well in epiphyte and terrestrial environments. Green leaves are covered with white, appressed scales. Vivid rose scapes form pyramid-shaped panacles of orange bracts with yellow-orange flowers. Plants can adapt and grow on a variety of surfaces such […]

Aechmea amazonica ( Amazon Bromeliad )

‘Amazonica’ grows from 18 inches to 3 feet in diameter. The vivid green and silver scaled leaves have crossbands in white and combine to form a rosette. Erect red scapes are large, and have suspended, red, oval bracts and orange […]

Adiantum venustum ( Himalayan Maidenhair Fern )

Evergreen fern in native climate and deciduous in area that get below 14 degrees Fahrenheit. Leaves are 3-pinnate, triangular and mid-green born on black stalks. New leaves are bronze to pink. Reaches 6 inches tall and spreads indefinitely. It is […]