Hello everyone! Weren't the Dutch one of the first to plant aquariums as underwater gardens? I seem to remember that from way back when I started with aquariums ... to the point they were called "Dutch Aquariums". "it is always fascinating to see what high quality plants and flowers the Dutch growers are putting out" I also found out, quite by accident, that an unknown bromeliad I have (raised from seed by me) can survive frost and freezing for a couple days! Fascinating ... I lost a Jade plant (Crassula?), but an Astrophytum and Mammilaria also survived. Bob - Philadelphia, Pa - Blooming or close to it : Leptotes bicolor, Hwra. Lava Burst ' Puanani ', a couple 'rescued' Phals and a Paph NOID's, Neostylus Lou Sneary, Den biggibum, Pths. grobyii, Bl. Petite Stars, Soph. cernua, a Christieara (Aer. flabellata x Ascda Aroonsri Beauty) and several Tillandsia ionantha.
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