
Red Ginger
Alpinia purpurata
Guzmania lingulata
Colorful bracts with rosette of leaves. Long-lasting. True flowers are small, bracts provide color. Epiphytic. Also called scarlet star. Modern and architectural. Symbol of protection.
Year-round
Tropical
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Stays fresh for 14 to 28 days
when properly cared for
Most bromeliads have no fragrance
Pineapples are the most famous bromeliad family member
Many bromeliads only bloom once in their lifetime, then produce pups
Some bromeliads can survive entirely on air moisture and nutrients
Over 3,000 species exist, primarily in the Americas
Bromeliads evolved in the tropical Americas millions of years ago. Spanish conquistadors were fascinated by pineapples, introducing them to Europe in the 16th century. Ornamental bromeliads became popular houseplants and cut flowers in the 20th century for their exotic appearance and remarkable longevity.
Alstroemeria aurantiaca