Intro

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Intro
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What are bromeliads
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subfamiles
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habitat
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Aechmeas
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A gamosepala
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A recurvata
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neoregelia
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nidulariums
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billbergia
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Billbergia 2
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Fascicularia, hohenbergiopsis, quesnelia
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pitcairnioideae
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dyckias
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puya
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deuterocohnia
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pitcairnia
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Tillandisoideae
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Tillandsias aeranthos ixioides
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T bergeri stricta
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T deppeans, multicaulis guatemalensis
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V hybrid olmosana
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V fosteriana and Puna Surprise
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Alcanterea imperialis
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Using bromeliads in the garden
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Texture, color and contrast
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Billbergia hybrid
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Achmea gamosepala var. alba
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Brians garden 1
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Brians garden 2
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Teds garden onleft
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Impact
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Tropical
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Aechmea caudata
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Assorted broms
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Bromeliads along border
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Broms along stream
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Broms in Trees
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Dry garden
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A distichantha
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A x covata
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A recurvata
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Deuterocohnia lorentziana
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Puyas
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P raimondii Dyckia species
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Dyckia niederleinii P mirabilis
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Electic and collectors garden
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So cal garden with a. ornata
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Broms in SF
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Billbergias in Berkeley
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V platynema
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Aechmea x pioneer
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Canistropsis
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Woodside and excelsior
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Tillandsias
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Containers
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Sf garden
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Harolds
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Basket and container
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Dans garden
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Info links
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Photographers
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In memorium
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