Neoglaziovia variegata once a week A wide spreading rosette of

A wide spreading rosette of red-tinted leaves to about 30 inches across

A beautiful hybrid (possibly lueddemanniana x weilbachii) with deep coppery-red leaves and a lavender or purple

robust plant with a nicely branching inflorescence and curling

The inflorescence is a tall and branched

Neoglaziovia variegata once a week A wide spreading rosette ofOne weird bromeliad! Tall, narrow, succulent, banded foliage more closely resembles a form of Sansevieria. This stoloniferous terrestrial from Brazil is used commercially for fiber and leads a nearly subterranean existence. In its fire prone natural habitat, the plant may dwell a foot or more below the surface, sending up its stiff leaves through the hardened soil. The foliage is attractive, dark blackish green with bold silver banding. The