Macro Monday…

Bromeliads

January 4 2009, Bromeliads plant, Olympus E520

I would love to have Bromeliads in a garden in Japan- I do not think they are found much there. Interesting fact- Bromeliads are part of the pineapple family and they are native mainly to tropical parts of America.

I took this in my mum`s garden- she has some semi-tropical plants in her little back garden mixed in with her herbs and the like.

Plus some good news- the weather for Saturday is said to be mainly fine but a little cloudy! YAY!

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8 comments:

  1. Laura, 4. May 2009, 11:08

    Yay! Decent weather for you on Saturday!! :D Huzzah.

    Oooh that plant is really pretty! And I LOVE pineapples! Hehe. :)

     
  2. Phil, 5. May 2009, 20:44

    Beautiful! I miss seeing tropical plants.

    I can’t believe this week it’s the big day!!!! I hope you have a wonderful week and enjoy this special time!!

    xx

     
  3. Deidre, 6. May 2009, 10:07

    Absolutely beautiful!

     
  4. love, 7. May 2009, 14:37

    thats a really beautiful and unique plant. i went to the Philippines last summer and saw a bunch of neat looking plants like that. and congrats on your wedding, you must be very excited ;)

     
  5. Jess, 7. May 2009, 20:59

    Can’t say I’ve seen on of those before, but it is amazing! How cool would it be to have those in your garden? Your mum must have a really green thumb!

    OMG your wedding is SOOOOOO soon now! I hope that you’re enjoying the lead up and don’t for get to leave a bit of time to just relax and chill out before the big day! Can’t wait to see the photos – I know you guys will look gorgeous!! I’m also glad the weather forecast is good! Our photographer said that the best photos come out on days with a bit of cloud so it’s perfect!

     
  6. Jessica, 10. May 2009, 21:55

    You’re married now! Congrats!!! I am sure you’re busy with your honeymoon and guests and everything, but I wanted to send you good wishes and congradulations!

     
  7. Emsk, 11. May 2009, 6:21

    Yes! Congratulations!!! I hope you had a fantastic day and that there’ll be many more to come. xx

     
  8. James, 19. September 2009, 4:14

    I have the same plant and I do not know what kind of Bromeliad it is. If anyone knows please E-Mail me. james.t.rozell@us.army.mil

     

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