"The bromeliads comprise one of the most eclectic plant families in the Americas, including epiphytes in rainforests, ...

In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue and discovered America. So, what did Columbus do in 1493? He discovered pineapple and brought it back to Spain from the West Indies (with origins in Brazil and ...

Thought by some to be the perfect houseplants, bromeliads are easy to grow. Bromeliads are a large family of about 2,000 species and hybrids, the flowers of which are rivaled by only the finest ...

As gardeners all over Northeast Ohio clutch their aching backs this spring, let us take a moment to pine for the accommodating beauty of the bromeliads. These wide-ranging members of the pineapple ...

Q. We planted a pineapple top, and it's doubled in size. How do we protect it during the winter? Also, our oleander has tripled in height. How and when should we prune it to ensure blooms next year? A ...

This Billbergia bromeliad in Master Gardener Kathy Peters' landscape is very easy to grow and, therefore, recommended for beginners. It can be identified not only by its bright colors, but also funnel ...

Even though terrestrial and semi-epiphytic bromeliads are versatile landscape plants, many gardeners know little about them. These fascinating, easy-care species and hybrids provide bold colors and ...

Yes, you can grow a pineapple from its crown. So before you throw away the spiky leaves at the top of your pineapple fruit, consider whether you want to grow your own tree. It's a relatively simple ...

Bromeliads display an astonishing diversity of form, a wild array of psychedelic colors and patterns, and out-of-this-world flowers. They love both sun and shade; they tolerate drought, but glory in ...

Question: Our pineapple plant has produced a fruit. Will I get another pineapple from the plant? Answer: Expect your next crop of pineapple fruits in a year or two from side shoots that develop at the ...