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The Links Page has a list of a number of sites I use regularly and feel they may be of use to other
Bromeliad growers.
If you have a link that you feel should be included Please email me: PSJPlants@yahoo.com
Disclaimer: At this time I have not sought permission from the individual web masters to create a link. If there is any
conflict or misrepresentation I will be happy and willing to correct any conflict. Cheers, Greg - PSJPlants
- Brevard County, FL (Space Coast)
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Bromeliad Societies
Commercial Growers
Commercial Growers w/o Web sites
- Plants N' Things - George & Irene Aldrich - 746 N.E. 35th Street,
Ocala, FL 34479 ph:(352) 629-1913
Forums, Lists, and Other Hobbyists
- Garden Web
- Worth the reading for tips, tricks and photos. There are some exceptional hybridists logging on here.
- Charlie's Web - Extensive photo collection.
- The Paradise - Important collection of photo images for Dyckias.
- Field
Museum - Some great in habitat photos.
- Grower
Jim - Inexpensive offsets
- Dyckia Brazil -
Wonderful Blog Site for Dyckias created by Constantino Gastald.
Other Related Links
Political Maps - University of Texas - Links
The reference material for Bromeliad specie
usually includes the state or territory where it was type collected. A good
political map will get me an approximation of the latitude and general idea
of where in the world the plant is from. I provide links to specific maps
from the University of Texas Library system that I use to start my search.
If I want to get more specific I use Google Earth.
Research Links
What is in a name? Many names hold
large amounts of meaning. Here is a place to start sorting out those unique
names.
Bromeliad Seed Banks
Want to try growing from seed a try? Or a
chance to contribute back to the Brom community - got any viable seed for
local or oversees - with a particular need in regards to specie plants.
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