Tillandsia bartramii vipp 3-26 Note: This plant is listed

Note: This plant is listed on C

with bright ivory margins that blush almost fiery red in strong light

A rosette of green foliage bears a tall and many branched inflorescence which is bright pink-orange in nature and a little more subdued in coloration in cultivation

deep purple flowers are highly fragrant with the scent of cloves or cinnamon

but it is not known from exactly where this spiral form comes

Tillandsia bartramii vipp 3-26 Note: This plant is listedEight to ten inch, upright, gray, needle like leaves, and an attractive inflorescence of pink with purple flowers. This Florida native is common in dark, moist woods from central to northern Florida and even into extreme southern Georgia. The plants form dense, ball like clusters with dozens of plants, and when it blooms are quite striking. Considered a natural hybrid swarm, very cold hardy.