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La famille des Bromeliaceae est une grande famille de plantes herbacées originaires des Amériques. Tout comme beaucoup d'orchidées, elles poussent naturellement sur les branches d'arbres ou des rochers au-dessus des falaises. Les Broméliacées sont très appréciées en raison de leurs couleurs incroyables et leur facilité de la croissance dans des pots.
Nous offrons une belle sélection de broméliacées qui ne sont jamais disponibles dans les centres de jardinage en Europe. La grande distribution vend surtout des hybrides à feuilles minces vertes. Notre boutique offre de plus en plus d’espèces avec des feuilles dures et colorées, mieux adaptées aux conditions chaudes et froides de la vie en plein air. Tous nos broméliacées sont expédiées à racines nues profondes "pups". Ce sont les drageons basaux robustes produits après la floraison. Les Broméliacées voyagent étonnamment bien en courrier et sont également pas chères à expédier. Nos pousses robustes vont souvent fleurir en moins d'un an.
Showy bromeliad from Brazil with leathery, spiny leaves, golden in full sun. The inflorescence is stunning. It is native to coastal areas but it is from the deep South, so it is hardy to about -3 C.
Showy bromeliad from Brazil with leathery, spiny leaves. It is native to coastal areas but it is from the deep South, so it is hardy to about -3 C.
Too blue to be true! This cool-tolerant species is native to SE Brazil (São Paulo to Santa Catarina). Leaves are green and spinless. The showy blue spikes, about 30 cm tall, appear in early spring.
This is a variegated form of a cold-resistant species from Brazil. Leaf margins are banded with a lighter colour. It produces blue inflorescences every spring.
Cold-hardy Aechmea found in Bolivia to NE. Argentina. It is a large, spiny plant 50-80 cm tall, producing long-lasting colourful inflorescences in Spring. Great in gardens or in tall pots. Hardy to about -6 C.
New cold-hardy hybrid with spectacular colours. Leaves are golden to bronze, orange and dark green, the inflorescence is long-lasting.
This particular clone of Aechmea fasciata is a wild-type form with the tipical tiny teeth on the leaf margins. Aechmea fasciata is one of the most popular of all bromeliads. It tolerates a wide range of conditions, including some cold weather. Its large pink inflorescences are a true beauty - only comparable to those of the most tropical, tender types.
This is a non-hybrid, almost-spineless selection of this well known beautiful bromeliad. Aechmea fasciata is native to the cool forests in Rio de Janeiro, where it grows between 500 and 1200 m of altitude. It can be grown in pots or mounted.
This is a non-hybrid, almost-spineless selection of this well known beautiful bromeliad. Aechmea fasciata is native to the cool forests in Rio de Janeiro, where it grows between 500 and 1200 m of altitude. It can be grown in pots or mounted.
An old classic in fine tropical gardening. This mid to large bromeliad has stiff glossy leaves and a very long lasting, bright inflorescence, shimmering in blue and red.
This bromeliad shows the reddest red you can imagine. Flowers and fruits shine during months above the apple green wide foliage.
Fast growing mat-forming bromeliad. Small rosettes of pale green leaves produce bright spikes of pink and purple flowers, in the colder winter months. It can take low temperatures with little or no damage at -7 C (20 F) for several hours.
Supreme flowering bromeliad. This variety was described in 1962 from Santa Catarina, in SE Brazil. It is much taller and stouter than the typical A. gamosepala and bears pink-and-white spikes in Spring. Tolerant of moderate cold.
Large variegated bromeliad with bold rainbow colours, showing an impressive array of orange, pink, green, yellow and red.
Elegant bromeliad with colourful mottled leaves. It bears a 40-60 cm long spike, with blue flowers. The show lasts for months as it becomes an attractive infructescence with white berries turning purple. Frost sensitive.
Mid sized bromeliad, with a compact green rosette with thick curly leaves. It blooms in late winter to spring with an amazing inflorescence with pink bracts and yellow flowers.
Ursulaea is a new genus, still uncommon in cultivation. It grows as an Aechmea with a beautiful pink-white fuzzy inflorescence and blue flowers. Leaves are silvery underneath, green if hot and shady and golden-copper in cool sunny weather.
This is one of finest clones of the large sized, showy Aechmea mulfordii. 'Malva' has wide and thick silvery-mauve leaves that come in a colour different from most other bromeliads. ... and with the tall yellow inflorescence is an absolute winner!
This is the true 'Rubra' clone of Aechmea mulfordii, with deep pink to orange tones in the leaves. It becomes a spectacular plant, excellent for landscaping or in outstanding pots.
Pour le moment, il ya peu de produits dans cette catégorie Broméliacées