Hello. I have seeds of Ursulae macvaughii. There are only two species in this genus, and this is the rarer one. It is an absoloutly gorgeous bromeliad; the bloom is covered in white scurf and looks like snow. Here are some pictures:

http://fcbs.org/cgi-bin/dbman/db.cgi?db=photo&uid=default&photono=1807&ww=on&mh=5&view_records=View+Records

I also have another bromeliad that just set seeds, so they will be super fresh, it is a tubular bromeliad... I can't recal the name right now... it is not common, and not a brom you find in garden stores.

I'm interested in anything unussual or exotic. I love tropicals, pitcher plants, or any wierd plant. Let me know what you have and I'd love to work out a trade... I'd like to spread this rare species to other growers so I will like to make a lot of trades.

e-mail me at jcreef@bellsouth.net

Kindest Regards,

Juan-Carlos Munoz

Miami, Florida