WANTED: Bromeliads for swap ---- only unusual ones

13 years ago

I have several Tillandsia species, a few Aechmeas and Vreesias and a couple of the nicer Billbergia hybrids. I have a couple of Ginger [shell and dwf/cardamom] and a Heleconia lathispada. But I'm looking for someone who has interesting brom's. I'm able to take a picture or two to. Not needing any Aechmea fasciata or Billbergia nutans. Thanks and cheers. And if you have any leads on huge "driftwood" trees, I'd appreciate it!

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domehomedee
13 years ago
Hi Scott,
I'm looking for hardy outside zone 9b bromes. I don't need Billbergia nutans either (nor do any of my friends!). I have a smaller variety of what I believe to be another Billbergia, a couple very small dark colored Dyckia(I bought at Huntington Gardens in LA), lipstick plant (Guzmania, hardy outside), and a puya (unknown variety) I could trade. You can email me direct if you like at: dee-moore@sbcglobal.net
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