Merry Christmas and Happy Gardening in 2009

hotdiggetydam

15 years ago

May all your brom wish lists be filled

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jaga
15 years ago
Woof - can santa deliver those to nz please!!!! What are they, they look incredible.
brom_todd
15 years ago
Maggies Pride gone berzerk? ;-) Impressive whatever it is.
I hope everyone has a Happy & relaxing Christmas - all the best for a brom-filled New Year!

Christmas Cheers, Todd
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lovelyiris
15 years ago
I too want to wish all of you a Merry Christmas and and wonderful New Year filled with some very special bromeliads.

HDD how about sending me one of those lovely white broms???
Email me....
Merry Christmas, Marian
lyndi_whye
15 years ago
It would be a wonderful Christmas if we receive one of those white bromies.

Wishing all of you a Merry Christmas and a Wonderful New Year!
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udo69
15 years ago
Hi All,

A wonderful group of broms. ;-)

Wish all of you be happy and have a wonderful year.

Mery X'mas
Yong
rickta66
15 years ago
HDD,

Great looking Neos, I'm trying to get Santa to let me build a greenhouse.

Merry Christmas all.

Rick
splinter1804
15 years ago
Hi HDD, what a beautiful and unusual lot of broms. Are these your own hybrids you've been hiding away from us?

Tell me when you're going away on holidays so I can arrange to come around to get a sample.

Thanks for sharing with us, all the best, Nev.
hotdiggetydam
Original Author
15 years ago
Yes a new hybrid by Mr Ray Coleman of Florida
It will a limited release at the World Conference 2010 in New Orleans, USA.
The photo is of the original grex. Which is now being progated for pups.
Interesting life cycle..Kinda like a butterfly. The red looking plant on the lower right is the catapillar(pup) but the plant changes to what you see on the left of the photo. A wide winged butterfly and likes the bright lights.
The plant name is Neo. Lorena Lector.
splinter1804
15 years ago
Hi HDD - Thanks for the follow up. Something a little bit different to ponder over.

All the best, Nev.
neomea
15 years ago
Hi all

HAPPY XMAS to all...I hope you all have an awesome new year! Be safe and enjoy the holidays!

Dennis
kerry_t_australia
15 years ago
Thanks for all the seasons' greetings everyone. The same back to you all.
That is indeed a beautiful butterfly, HDD! But the name suggests that Hannibal will be having Lorena for lunch!!

K
hotdiggetydam
Original Author
15 years ago
Hi Kerry or....
Lorena the butterfly devoured Hannibal...Anyway i didn't get to name it...or it would have a different name LOL
bromeliaddict
15 years ago
hdd,
Thanks for sharing the pics and the plant info!... looks like everybody's wish list just grew a little bit longer!

Paul
avane_gw
15 years ago
HDD, it's an amazing plant! As Paul said, the wish-lists just get longer and longer!

Japie
LisaCLV
15 years ago
I recognize those plants and their location. I took their picture a year ago when I was in Florida, and was hoping there would be more of them by now. I expect they will fetch some big bucks at the convention!

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I like the name. Michael said it was HL x Lorena, but I think it must be the other way around. Either way, it is certainly not what I would have expected for that cross!

If you can't wait for this one to get out, why not try Wango Tango?
hotdiggetydam
Original Author
15 years ago
For me Wango tango the leaves are to thin and picky about light conditions.
My picture was taken right before they mom's bloomed and got twisted LOL