Vriesea carinata happily clinging to this tree.
The same tree supports many plants, different Bromeliads, Ferns, and Orchids.
In winter many Bromeliads start to bloom and put on brilliant colours to offset their flowers.. One can just see a little of the flower emerge
This is a huge clump climbing up a tree, together with a native Hoya and the flat leafed Epiphillums.
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These are pretty..nice variety. Our mosquitos enjoy them too..so does a new frog (Coqui) that's relatively new to the Big Island? A nursery actually got rid of some of there bromeliads due to the problem with them crawling in the center..but of course the breeding. They are really really loud to boot! I'm keeping mine but I don't have a nursery either. Have a great weekend and hope you enjoyed your 4th-
Hi Trudi, your photos and your blooms are such a delight. Love those vibrant colours!
Beautiful, many of the plants you show are held as indoorplants here in Sweden.
For me, here in Sweden: what a strange flower. does it live on/of the tree?
Beutiful, in Sweden it´s indoorplants.
What a nice surprice to find a Blooming Friday post from Australia! Didn't know you had a third blog - another nice surprice!
Happy Blooming Friday!
Katarina
How exotic! You must have interesting visitors to your flowers! I use to grow bromeliads ... wonderful to see a garden in Australia! Lovely post. Thanks for visiting Flower Hill!
Wow, your bromeliads are spectacular.
How exotic to my scandinavian eyes. Bromeliads stays inside, yes, and Hoya as well, them I can watch all day long by my windowscreen. How nice it must be to see them "live".
I hope that what ever crawling isn,t snakes, ...
Such wonderful tropical beauties!
Ohh.. what lovely flowers you have, so different from our gardens here in sweden. Have a nice weekend.. Moa
They are so colourful!! In Canada, they are also indoor plants.
Wonderfully colorful flowers, I know these plants!
Your garden is beautiful. The colours in the first one are wonderful.
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