This is the range of Cordyline terminalis and fruiticosa that we believe are the best for landscape use. We have selected them to give a range of colours and styles that will suit most gardens. In general ,light shade is best for these plants but some such as Cordyline terminalis rubra will happily grow in sunny positions once acclimatised. Cordyline Negra, Pink Diamond and Hilo Rainbow are tall growing sun varieties that make excellent impact plants and will grow 2-3m.
Cordylines in general prefer a moist to dry environment and can be pruned heavily to encourage fresh new growth in mid Spring.
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Cordyline Pink Diamond |
Cordyline Katrijn |
Cordyline negra |
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Cordyline Kiwi (Dwarf) |
Cordyline Miss Andrea (Dwarf) |
Cordyline Cameroon (dwarf) |
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Cordyline Terminalis Rubra |
Cordyline Apple Blossom |
Cordyline stricta |
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Cordyline australe Torbay DazzlerA fast growing australe with variegated leaves and a hint of pink in the centre
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Cordyline australe Red SensationOne of the most popular of the red australe forms single stems initially but will multi stem if the growing tip is damaged and also as it grow older.
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Cordyline Australis KirkiiA dwarf australe form that will grow 1m and will multistem.
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Cordyline australisA plain green Cordyline that need full sun and well drained positions. Single stem initially but will multistem as the plant ages
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04/11/2010
