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Cordyline indivisa

Laaz

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Does anyone know of a source for these plants in the US? I see a few places list them, but from the photo's they look like regular australis...

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Try Cistus in Oregon.  I purchased one from them four years ago.  It is the real thing, they have accession information on their propagating stock from South Island. You are correct in the observation that a lot of material is mis-labeled.  :indifferent:      http://www.cistus.com/  

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Thanks Darold. I tried them a few months ago & they no longer had any.

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Are you talking about the "Spikes" found in every Home Depot ? If so; which are the "Spikes" ? 

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"Spikes" are Cordyline Australis not Indivisa, big difference..

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