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A GROWING PASSION: The Beautiful Bromeliad

Host Nan Sterman (pictured) talks with experts, breeders, and collectors who share their best tips and secrets for growing bromeliads in our home gardens.
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Host Nan Sterman (pictured) talks with experts, breeders, and collectors who share their best tips and secrets for growing bromeliads in our home gardens.

Thursday, Feb. 22, 2024 at 8:30 p.m. on KPBS TV / Stream now with the PBS App

Bromeliads are a unique group of plants with amazingly colored and patterned foliage along with vividly colored flowers. These plants have evolved in some of nature's most challenging conditions, from desert to rainforest to cloud forest. Spanish moss is a bromeliad. When you eat pineapple, you're eating a bromeliad. Air plants are bromeliads, too.

Bromeliads with amazingly colored and patterned foliage along with vividly colored flowers.
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On this episode, we discover the amazing diversity of bromeliads. We talk with experts, breeders, and collectors who share their best tips and secrets for growing bromeliads in our home gardens.

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Host Nan Sterman talks with experts, breeders, and collectors who share their best tips and secrets for growing bromeliads in our home gardens.
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About The Series: From earth-friendly and water-wise gardens to organic foods and habitat restoration, San Diegans demand options that protect our health, feed our communities and protect our natural resources. Hosted by Nan Sterman, A GROWING PASSION explores backyard food production, major horticultural growers, low-water landscapes and sustainable practices around the home and in the garden.

Host Nan Sterman with a bromeliad.
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