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Bromeliad Paradise is part of Paradise Tropicals Nursery, a small family owned nursery in Naples, Florida specializing in bromeliads, plumeria, and other tropicals for landscapes, lanaiscapes, and for the more exotic collector.
$39.95
Neoregelia 'Beryl Sheasby' is a cross of unknown parentage made by Dennis Cathcart. Beautiful variegation that blushes an intense purple-pink throughout the entire leaf surface. The bottom leave contrast the deep purple-pink color with wide white variegation to make this cross an absolute stand-out in any collection. A medium to large size Neo. reaching on average from 16" – 20" across at maturity.
When a bromeliad is ordered on-line, it will either be taken as an offset from a mother plant, or it will be taken from a pot. Either way, it is possible that it has already started to grow roots.
Bromeliads are a type of plant called epiphytes, which means that they draw moisture from the air and don’t need to be in soil to survive. While their roots can draw water and nutrients, they typically serve as a plant’s ‘anchor’, attaching and holding it place.
Although mosquitoes are not a pest that can harm your bromeliads, they can become very annoying to everyone around them. Mosquitoes are currently a topic of conversation as common sense and the facts often give way to rumor and sensationalism.
