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Old 08-13-2012, 11:52 AM
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A friend from work found a couple of these little mower-chewed Bromeliads on the side of the road amongst some landscape clippings, etc, and gave me a piece a couple of months ago. I left last Tuesday to visit my family in Alabama and came back on Saturday to this surprise, it's blooming! It's a very glowy red-orange-salmon color. I really like it. Any clues on a name?
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