WantedTillandsia, know as air plants

If anyone would be interested in a trade for something on my list, I invite you to look at the things that I have in my garden and maybe we can work up a trade, I also have a few more things not listed. Its getting near spring so my shovel is getting ready....Thanks

Is this what you want?

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/32483/

ok...That's a bromelaid.....Air plants as I know them are smaller...and literally grow off the sides of the Oak Trees here....I could literally go pick 20 "Air Plants" of off the Oak trees I have in a 1/4 acre area. And most w/ a bloom spike.
mj

I want an Air Plant w/ a bloom spike............

Synda,
I'll go see what's out there tomorrow when it's daylight. These are small, sorta a "miniature". Where you are they would be a house plant. You could put them outside in the middle of summer. They would need strong filtered sun. Mount on a Fern Bark board/plank. (like you would an orchid) NOT hardy for your zone. Let me know and I'm sure I can work something out for you.
mj (d-mail me)

I wrote an article on these recently.

http://davesgarden.com/guides/articles/view/1856/

Thank you Dutchlady1 ,I added it to my favorites.

Haha...dutchlady1, I pull them off the oak trees and throw them down w/ the Spanish moss and use as "Mulch" around my Tender Perennials. I remember when I was a kid and came down to Florida to stay w/ my sister and I would take them home w/ me a and stick them under my Plant lights w/ my African Violets. And now they are almost a "weed" (albeit an unusual weed.)
mj

here is an article on basic info on Tillandsia, they are a variety of bromelaids, need no soil, glue or wire them on cork, board, driftwood, etc. mist them with water every week or two, hope you can read this.

good article Dutchlady.....everyone who is interested in airplants should read it.

Thank you very much.