Welcome to my Bromeliad Collection

Welcome to PSJPlants, a site for learning a little more about collecting and growing Bromeliads. This is a photo index of my personal collection of Bromeliads. Also included is my wish list and bromeliad related links.

I am a shade tree Bromeliad hobbyist located in Port St. John on the Space Coast of Florida. I've been asked 'What do you grow?'...'Do you have pictures?' Here it is - my work in progress! Perhaps the site will generate some trade opportunities, create new acquaintances, and allow me to learn more about this fascinating and variable family of New World plants.

I'm finding that the more plants I part with, the more variety I accumulate. On talking with a fellow who said he had an "eclectic collection of bromeliads" I found a greeting. That's the ticket  - Welcome to my "Eclectic Collection". And Remember these 2 things: "Grass is a Weed" and "There's always room for Bromeliads".

Cheers, Greg - PSJPlants - Brevard County, FL (Space Coast)

What's New? - Look and see.

Some of the extra plants that went to a Society Sale this spring.

 

The Bromeliad List are the plants I am currently growing. There are a large number of genera, represented by many specie and cultivars. Some are clones that I've yet to flower. As this project progresses I will add a picture/descriptor page for each. What's New will point you to the latest additions to the photo pages, and to additional site updates.

Tidbits has a Bromeliad related Events link, a few original content links, and many other links that may be helpful for information.

The Trade List page will probably go away. All my plants are subject to trade. If you want to, 'Lets Talk'.

My Wish List is rather dynamic, an often changing thought of what I'd like to try grow. It may seem I want one of everything ...not quite true...many I will never acquire.  Some will not thrive here. The specie that do, will stay. If you have extra of something on the list - lets talk.

The Links Page is a list of a number of sites I use regularly and feel they may be of use to other Bromeliad growers.

What's New allows you to find any new content quickly.

PSJPlants Bromeliad Blog. Feel free to comment, encourage, and redirect. That's how we all learn.



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Last update 08/26/2008