Bromeliad Society of San Francisco

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Shaun got some wonderful shots of the tour gardens.
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Our final stop was the lovely home and garden of Casper and Daryl who's hillside garden is built for entertaining in a steep space that asks for a leisurely climb to take in large collection of tropicals and semitropical of orchids, bromeliads aloe and a myriad of cactus, succulents and so much more. The front beacon of an Alcantarea imperialist tells of the delights to come. photos by Josephine Bjellqvist a few by Dan A.

Stop #3 was a small hidden forest of exotic delights at the home of Max Parker and Justin Cannon. An inspiring creation where the lack of space provided no limits as to where what was and can be planted including epiphytes that do not need to be planted at all. Kudos to Man and Justin. photos by Josephine Bjellqvist a few by Dan A.

Our 2nd Stop was at the Gorgeous Garden of Ann Nichols. Built by Ann and David Neumaier its visitors we jumping and clapping with pure joy at its beauty that kept on giving.
photos by Josephine Bjellqvist a few by Dan A.

Sunday the BSSF had a Grand Tour of 4 East Bay Gardens.
The first was at the Magic garden of ceramists Marcia Donohue. Her wizardry as an artist and gardener fascinates at every turn and tilt of the eye. A must see. photos by Josephine Bjellqvist a few by Dan A.

Eegad! what fantastic colors!