Neoregelia Patricia – is another hybrid produced at Bullis Bromeliads. The foliage tends to be a little more towards lime-green accented with a pretty lilac colored center.

Neoregelia Morado (PP) – is a albomarginate Neo with a bright, wide cream band running down the outside edge contrasting against the medium green mid-rib. When mature you’ll find a pink plush that slowly makes its way to the center.

Neoregelia Medium Rare – is a Bullis hybrid with foliage that carries a tinge of bronze. It’s right at home in the landscape and indoors and is makes an excellent choice wherever it’s used. The leaves are wide supporting a beautiful rosette of pink in the center.

Neoregelia Maya – offers a real switch in what is called a “variegated” plant. It seems that nature decided to take this medium size Neo … 20 inches in width… and trade out its white/yellow striping for red striping making for an interesting look.

Neoregelia Little Rose – comes from our in-house breeding program. It only reaches about 12 inches across so it’s one of our smallest Neoregelias, but it is also very compact. The leaves are lime-green with small freckling of purple scattered about the leaves.

Neoregelia Fireball ‘Donger’ (P) – is a patented Neo which can be used in the landscape or interior. This albo-marginate stands about 11 inches tall and 25 inches wide. The outer edges of the leaves are pink with a dark burgundy mid-rib.

Guzmania ‘Symphonie’ – is very attractive with its burgundy foliage and bright, vibrant yellow upright bloom. It’s excellent for use indoors and reaches a height of 24-30 inches.

Neoregelia Victoria (pink) – comes to the landscape or interiorscape with green foliage that is dressed with hot pink tips. When in flower the center blushes to a red/pink and slowly feathers the reddish cast of colors out to the tips. Victoria Pink is small enough… about 18 inches

Aechmea fasciata ‘Albo’ – takes the classic “Silver Vase” fasciata, adds a beautiful yellow stripe down the outside edge to deliver a unique twist on an old time favorite. To top things off you get a long lasting pink flower.

Aechmea ‘Black Chantinii’ – stands out immediately in the interior or landscape. Right away the almost black foliage marked with grey zebra-like bands makes it a topic of conversation. Couple the dark foliage with its bright orange/yellow bloom and the color pops.