cordyline plants - A Selection

Cordyline ?Southern Splendour? bears sword-shaped variegated leaves coloured olive green and bright pink.

A spreading evergreen shrub with colourful pink variegated, sword shaped leaves

These cabbage palms instantly create an exotic statement with their vibrant, spiky evergreen foliage.

Cordyline is a striking architectural type of shrub that will bring height and all year-round colour to patio pots or borders with their variegated, spiky leaves. ?Red Star? is no different, bringing a deep red tone to it?s upright, woody stems in patio and border displays. The colouring will hold well throughout the seasons, giving you colour no matter the weather, as well as being hardy and tough so you can count on them in some tricky conditions like coastal areas or simply dry soils. So

Cordyline australis Verde Atlantic Green is a brave and evergreen variety of shrub that is not too dissimilar to a Palm, with its slender green spiky leaves that arch and sway in the breeze. In summertime lovely scented blooms will appear, regardless of if it?s grown in full sun or partial shade. A low maintenance marvel that is absolutely ideal for patio pots or in borders where they should be in well-drained soil. Height: over 3 metres. Spread: over 1 meter.

This plant will provide an exotic feel to any garden with its coloured foliage. This does start as a small plant but will eventually grow and look like a palm-like tree. This is hardy and can tolerate tough conditions making it perfect for coastal gardens that have salt air, dry soils and exposed sites. Grow Cordylines on fertile, well drained soil. Choose a sheltered position in full sun. Cordylines are particularly well suited to mild coastal locations but do enjoy a fertile soil, so it is

Cordylines make excellent house plants, providing stature and colour to any setting. Cordyline fruticosa 'Tango' forms an upright cane of broad, strap-like leaves that cloak its slender, woody stems. The variegated foliage of this variety is grey-green with broad cerise pink margins, making an attractive display all year round.

This hybrid variety has a unique cascading habit that differs from other Cabbage Palms. Cordyline ?Festival Burgundy? produces short, deep purple, grassy leaves that create an eyecatching, cascading display. The evergreen foliage is excellent for adding year-round colour and texture. Perfect for containers, exotic borders and coastal areas. Height and spread: 1m (39in).

Create an exotic display in your garden with this incredible Cordyline Trio! These varieties boasts vivid, spiky evergreen leaves in dark red-bronze, pink/olive and green/cream and make a superb focal point in a border or container display where they will add beautiful architectural structure. Cordylines will continue to offer colour and interest into winter and are ideal for coastal gardens where they will tolerate salty winds. These hardy shrubs will gradually mature into small trees and in

The perfect low maintenance, evergreen choice for coastal gardens, Cordyline plants tolerate salt air, dry soils and exposed sites. ‘Southern Splendour’ is a stunning variety, boasting sword-shaped, variegated leaves coloured olive green and vivid bright pink. When mature, Cordylines develop into small, palm-like trees and make excellent specimen plants in a container or garden border. 'Southern Splendour' will look sensations planted alongside vibrantly coloured perennials. Height: 4

Architectural tree with deep red leaves

A striking palm-like shrub, perfect for creating a tropical feel. Cordyline australis has an exotic look about it, with long, sword-shaped leaves which form tufts at the top of woody stems over time.

An evergreen shrubby cordyline shrub with colourful, arching foliage

Cordyline Torbay Dazzler This upright, palm-like plant has arching green leaves with bold cream stripes and margins. A focal point for any sunny, protected border or patio. This RHS AGM winner is hardy and resilient and can tolerate tough conditions including coastal sites. Height: 4m (13?). Spread: 1.5m (5?).