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<div align="center" style="border:1px solid #aaaaaa; background-color:#006700; padding:0.2em 0; margin:0; font-size: 110%; font-weight:bold; text-indent:0.5em;"><span style="color:#FFFFFF;">Welcome to the new website of the German Bromeliad-Society</span></div> | <div align="center" style="border:1px solid #aaaaaa; background-color:#006700; padding:0.2em 0; margin:0; font-size: 110%; font-weight:bold; text-indent:0.5em;"><span style="color:#FFFFFF;">Welcome to the new website of the German Bromeliad-Society</span></div> | ||
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The [[About us|German Bromeliad-Society]] (Deutschen Bromelien-Gesellschaft e.V., or just DBG) is an association of plantlovers who are engaged with the fascinating plants of the [[What are bromeliads|pineapple-family]], better known as bromeliads. | The [[About us|German Bromeliad-Society]] (Deutschen Bromelien-Gesellschaft e.V., or just DBG)<br>is an association of plantlovers who are engaged with the fascinating plants<br>of the [[What are bromeliads|pineapple-family]], better known as bromeliads. | ||
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Welcome to the new website of the German Bromeliad-Society
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What are bromeliads
The Bromeliads (also called pineapple plants) are a plant family which exclusively is found in America containing approximately 3000 plant species. No other family includes as many bizarre looking, fascinating and inspiring species. Especially the Grey or White Tillandsias enjoy great and growing popularity. Even limited space is no impediment to successfully cultivating many of the most beautiful species. Yet Bromeliads, included Tillandsias, are no more demanding than ordinary room plants, provided that one bothers to know a bit about their habitat and tries to “understand” their needs.
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