Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Tropical Plants and Gardens #116, 1 by dyzzypyxxy

dyzzypyxxy wrote:
Ok, last one. Sorry I get carried away, but I really love broms and think they're just a fantastic easy care plant. They also "grow where no plant grows before" like under oak trees where it's dry and shady. The one in the tree has never been watered except by rain!

This is the new clump I created from the overcrowded one. I just pulled them apart, plunked them on the ground, and voila! - all the 6 mama plants bloomed, then put up about 10 new pups! I'll remove the two big scruffy mother plants at the bottom of the picture, and one at left this week, and they'll probably go to town and be a huge clump by fall. In a couple of years I'll need to divide them again.

I know lots of others on this thread have beautiful broms, how about showing Sherri some more?

Elaine