Australian and New Zealand Gardening: Bromeliads for Novices and Addicts - May 2013, 3 by works4me

works4me wrote:
Hi all,

Wendy, good fishing, Johnny will probably claim he can’t catch as many fish as you, because he’s too busy taking your catch off the line !!! LOL.

We ALWAYS leave something we really need at home EVERY time we go away in the caravan, and often more than one item. We generally go away with another couple or a small group so we can usually ‘borrow’ what we need till we get a chance to buy a replacement.

Sue, glad you got your parcel OK. I love that xCanmea Galaxy … if ever you find you have a spare pup to sell or swap, I would be able to cross another brom off my forever growing wish list.

Jean, looking forward to seeing pics of your new broms. It was my plan to take some photos today but Michael had a specialist appointment this morning and then it was here, there and everywhere and we got home about 4.30 pm and it was raining, so no new photos today.

Nev, I know I’ve been really slack with the photos of my new broms but I only just got them potted a few hours ago … pics tomorrow, hopefully.

Wow, Nev, what a beautiful clone of Ae Bert, I have never seen another as nice as that one. Love that Ae Mirlo, do you keep your Ae Purple Heart in low light for the best colour and variegation.

Bree, I like your neo Moon Over Fort Dix … I thought it was a small neo but just checked the BCR and it grows to 40 cms.

Trish, you must be pleased that it’s Friday again … hope you get some time with your broms and good weather.

I will have to post some older pics, maybe I can find some I have never posted.

Pic 1 – bil Hallelujah, pic 2 – bil Deliciosa, pic 3 – canistrum Triangulare, pic 4 – vr Hieroglyphica, pic 5 – quesnelia Edmundoi Rubra

Ava Good Weekend, Shirley