Bromeliad neoregelia totara red begonia but invariably it stays in

but invariably it stays in a pot so it can easily be moved back inside to spend winter under a sunny windowsill

In mid-summer to fall appear the capitate heads of coral tubular flowers

It bears lovely soft pink starry flowers in late spring

bright green foliage which is held densely and often develops bronze tones during winter

The foliage gives off a wonderful Cardamom-like scent when you rub or crush the leaves

Bromeliad neoregelia totara red begonia but invariably it stays inBromeliads dazzle with an incredible range of leaf patternsspotted, banded, marbled, or solid. This striking diversity, combined with their sculptural rosette shape, infuses any setting with an unmistakable tropical vibe.