Sunshine Bromeliads

Wonderful, friendly people with a HUGE selection of beautiful Bromeliads! Had to wander down a dead end to find them and am sure glad I did! This will be my go to spot for bright, healthy Bromeliads going forward. Definitely worth the drive from Miami :)

Beautiful nursery, nice people. Definitely worth to check it out. I’m not sure whether the price is good, but they are so beautiful so I bought 4 pots. Their specialty is bromelaid, so don’t go there for hearbs.

We wanted a garden that had splashes of color and learned that bromeliads are colorful year-​round, without having to flower. They need no fertilizer, trimming, or frequent watering. These were the plants for us!
We went to Sunshine Bromeliads because they offer a broad choice of plants from which to purchase. They have rows and rows of plants for $ 10 each — a better price than more commonly known nurseries! (They also have plants for $ 5 and $ 25 based on size and type.)
The outdoor nursery has a huge area under a tarp for bromeliads that thrive in partial sun and another big area in the open for bromeliads that love full sun. Visitors can get design ideas from the garden area that has a bromeliad-​lined koi pond, tree trunks festooned with bromeliad rings, clumping bromeliads used as ground cover, and bromeliads growing on fences, tree limbs, and in shallow rocks!
The only thing more stunning than the hot pink, speckled purple, and striped leaves of the plants — or the multi-​colored flowers from the bromeliad centers — is the customer service. This family-​owned business is obviously a labor of love. We became fast friends with the owner and her family from the first time we visited (we’ve been back three times). During our visits they identified plants that would thrive in our yard. They always pack each plant for ease of travel. A few weeks ago the owner’s daughter even gave me a tomato and pepper from her personal garden. And yesterday the owner gave hubby a birthday gift of a beautiful bromeliad in bloom!
They speak English and Spanish and are open from 8 to 4 during the week and 10 to 3 on Saturdays. If you’re like us, once you go you will rack your brain to think about where else you have room to plant more bromeliads! Hope you like the pics!