Tillandsia argentea

Tillandsia argenteaThe English pop rock group The Hollies, who once sang, "All I need is the air that I breathe," could have been referring to air plants. There are more than 650 types of air plants (Tillandsia) that can grow, and thrive, without soil. Why are air plants so easy to grow? These bromeliads get all of the water and nutrients they need through their specialized leaves. Air plants use their roots only for attaching themselves to rocks, trees, shrubs, and the

attractive foliage and incredible flowers

gaining a red-pink hue as the year wears on

Tie in new side shoots to your framework each summer

creating a tree of interest all year round

Strongly reflexed and fragrant

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and some regular misting will help these plants thrive

dry them as a tasty snack or work them through your next batch of muffin batter

Eucalyptus aroma

also known as Poeticus Daffodil

Bright green features from the centre of each leaf

this acer will make a spectacular addition to any small or medium-sized garden as a feature tree