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Excellent plant photo's. Baby Skotak sure is a variable plant.
The car rubra and pernambuchana sure look like close relatives

ksx106 - Thanks for taking the time and trouble to share your wonderful pics with us.

I realy think the uniformity of the Neo. Carolinae x concentrica albomarginata is fantastic and is certainly the one I'd take if I could have one pick.

Let's play count the leaves, any takers?

Thanks again, All the best, Nev.

Thanks for taking us to the show with you. I sure like that HUGE billbergia!

Japie

Hi Kxs 106, great to see some more superb images, keep them coming cant get enough of this sort of posting, many thanks. Love those N Lorena's, have got 1 almost comparible but think the one shown would win. Those Neos just love that tropical heat all year round that we cant provide making it a real chalange here to get nice size and forms.

Thanks for the visual feast, Kxs.

I'm guessing your favourite broms are billbergias and variegated neoregelias? :)

The perfect symmetry and layered effect of that N. carolinae x concentrica albo ('Bill Morris') has left me gasping - and with a neck kink!

K

Oh my goodness what a wonderful time viewing your photos.
I'm just like Splinter, I'd love to have one of those Neo Carolinae X Concentrica Albo's. The one you photographed is a real treasure. I don't think I could count all those leaves Splinter. Who knows, maybe KXS can tell us how many leaves it had. LOL

That was my favorite followed by Neo Carlinae X Painted Lady, then Neo Lorena. But I'm a newbie to broms so what do I know. LOL

Happy Gardening and thanks for letting us have a peek at the show.
Marian