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Cordyline Burgundy Spire?


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I think they go by many names but most commonly sold as Cordyline "red star".  Scientific name Cordyline australis - Homedepot sells them by the thousands just look for them in April or May.

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I have lots of Cordylines.... in the tropics ( Cairns, Darwin, Townsville, Broome ), you just visit the local land fill/waste dump.... they are there by the thousands, trimmed, pruned and disposed of, just waiting to be dipped in rooting powder and re homed.....lol !

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Local dump cuttings doing ok....
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And some bare wood waiting for the rains to start ( about 6 weeks away..... with a bit of luck somewhere between 60" and 80" in the next 6-8 months.....
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On 8/11/2020 at 6:06 PM, Chester B said:

I think they go by many names but most commonly sold as Cordyline "red star".  Scientific name Cordyline australis - Homedepot sells them by the thousands just look for them in April or May.

Awesome, thanks a bunch :greenthumb:

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