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Tillandsia Queen's Medusa - (T. bulbosa x paucifolia) - Koide Hybrid
Tillandsia Queen's Prize - (T. caput-medusae 'Robust' x concolor) - Koide Hybrid
Tillandsia Pink Sorbet - (T. chiapensis x capitata 'Rubra') - Koide Hybrid
Tillandsia BRT Nidus - (T. fasciculata x ionantha) - Koide Hybrid
Tillandsia Queen's Ruby Torch - (T. jalisco-monticola x rotundata) - Koide Hybrid
Tillandsia BRT Key West (T. aeranthos X recurvifolia v. subsecundifolia)
Tillandsia Tropical Fescue - (T. fasciculata v. venospica (Dominican Republic) x juncea)
Tillandsia Flamenco - (T. deppeana X T. flabellata var. flabellata)
Tillandsia Bird Rock Tango - (T. tomasellii x fasciculata) x fasciculata - CITES
Tillandsia Bird Rock Curiosity - (T. mauryana x latifolia v. divaricata 'Gigantea')
Tillandsia Peachy Keen - (T. concolor x T. capitata 'Mexico Peach')
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Pamela Koide Hyatt, has been exploring and growing Bromeliads, with an emphasis on Tillandsias for more than half her life. Since starting Bird Rock Tropicals in 1981, Pamela has traveled extensively...
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Bird Rock Tropicals started in 1981 as a small back yard nursery in La Jolla, CA. In 1985, we moved to Carlsbad, CA and the nursery grew to include over 2 acres with 15 employees growing landscape...
Two EcoTours Dates Announced
July 1-17, 2017Pamela Koide Hyatt and Jose Manzaneras will join Guillermo Rivera for a Bromeliad Expedition in Ecuador.November 4 - 18, 2017 Dates have been announced for the November EcoTour with M
Tillandsia ‘Samantha’ Hits the International Flower Show Circuit
In 2012, BSI member Don Billington of Liverpool, England planned on entering Tillandsia ‘Samantha’ into the world-famous Chelsea Flower Show 2012 in London. His search for background information about
Bird Rock Tropical's Tillandsia 'Samantha' Wins Prestigious 'Glass Tulip' Award
Known as the Oscar of the European horticultural industry, the FloraHolland Glazen Tulip Award is presented each year to the most successful market introductions. This year's jury found Tillandsia