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Introduction 6 The Bromeliad family 7 Bromeliad history 8 What are bromeliads? 10 Bromeliads in their natural environment 11 Landscaping with Bromeliads 14 In shady gardens 14 In partial shade 18 In sunny gardens 23 As epiphytes 30 On rocks 37 In tropical gardens & hothouses 40 In pots 42 A-Z of genera Acanthostachys 46 Aechmea 47 Alcantarea 65 Ananas 68 Billbergia 70 Bromelia 75 Canistropsis 77 Canistrum 79 Cryptanthus 80 xCryptbergia 83 Dyckia 84 Fascicularia 87 Guzmania 88 Hohenbergia 94 xNeomea 95 xNeophytum 95 Neoregelia 96 Nidularium 121 Niduregelia 127 Ochagavia 127 Orthophytum 128 Pitcairnia 129 Portea 131 Puya 132 Quesnelia 135 Tillandsia 137 Vriesea 149 Wittrockia 164 Cultivation 165 Light 165 Temperature 168 Climate zones 172 Planting 173 Watering 174 Feeding 176 Flowering 180 Soil type & potting mix 180 Pests, diseases & disorders 182 Propagation 188 Buying bromeliads 188 Seed raising 189 Growing on 190 Offshoots 191 Bromeliad Society Websites 195 Conversion Charts 195 Index 196Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Bromeliaceae