Blushing Bromeliad shaded A good prune after flowering

A good prune after flowering will help keep this shrub looking neat and tidy

Cryptanthus zonatus

Sansevieria hahnii

Fuchsia grow best in shaded positions and need to be kept out of the harsh afternoon sun

Ensure the inner cup of the plant is filled with water

Blushing Bromeliad shaded A good prune after floweringBotanical Name Common Name Nidularium fulgens Blushing Bromeliad Nidularium fulgens, commonly known as the Blushing Bromeliad, forms a medium to large spreading rosette reaching up to 45 cm in diameter. Its stiff, serrated green leaves are delicately mottled with darker green spots, narrowing slightly at the base, broadening along their length, and tapering to a sharp point. During flowering, the plant produces striking bright orange bract leaves that