Old-fashioned tin red truck perfect for holding plants. Truck measures 12" x 4.5" x 5"

*Plants not included

Black iron wreath in a pretty C-shape with a 4-inch pot. This sturdy wreath measures 24" x 24". Perfect to display your blooming bromeliads!

*Plant not included

Shells pair perfectly with Tillandsias! Bring a piece of the beach home with you when you purchase this bag of assorted colorful shells. Add blooming T. ionanthas to make a beachy display or a sweet Florida gift.

*Approximately 20 shells per bag

One of us! One of us! Now you can look just as stylish as we do and represent your favorite nursery, Tropiflora!  

Our U.S. Flag variant shirts are a cool, 100% polyester - perfect for working outside on your plants.

Can't decide what plant to buy friends or family? Let them choose with a Tropiflora Gift Card! 

You will be sent an e-mail with your gift card code to use at checkout or forward to your loved ones.

If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Tropiflora office or e-mail us directly by replying to your order confirmation e-mail.

One of us! One of us! Now you can look just as stylish as we do and represent your favorite nursery, Tropiflora!  

Black shirts are a cool, 100% polyester - perfect for working outside on your plants.

Green and Gray shirts are 100% cotton.

Shell wreath measures 13" across with a 7" opening. Available in 2 colors (elegant white and mixed colors). Suitable as a table centerpiece or hanging. Perfect for the holidays!

Plants sold separately.

Jewels of the Jungle: Bromeliacea of Ecuador Part I - Bromelioideae ©2000 Jose Manzanares. A treatment of one of the richest bromeliad floras on earth. Ecuador contains an incredible 455 species of bromeliads in one of the smallest countries in South America. The first of four planned volumes. 9 x 12 Hardbound, with hundreds of magnificent photos.

Jewels Of The Jungle: Bromeliaceae Of Ecuador Part II - Pitcairnioidea ©2000 Jose Manzanares. A treatment of one of the richest bromeliad floras on earth. Ecuador contains an incredible 455 species of bromeliads in one of the smallest countries in South America. The first of four planned volumes. 9 x 12 Hardbound, with hundreds of magnificent photos.

Bromeliaceae III ©2002 Francisco Oliva-Esteve A total of 320 bromeliad species from throughout the Neotropics, representing 29 genera, are described and pictured. Spectacular habitat photographs set the scene for the plants. 9¾” x 13”. Hard cover. 274 pp. 564 color photos and 18 color and black/white line drawings.

The Beginner's Guide to Successfully Growing Tillandsias ©2003 Arthur L Comer, Jr. 8.5 x 5.5in, 10 pages, paperback. A growing guide that offers need-to-know growing tips for the novice and contains color photographs and descriptions of 30 varieties of Tillandsias.