Cordyline types.
Cordyline types.
What are others views regarding single or multi stem versions?. I suppose from a protecting point of view a single trunk is easier , plus i know they can branch off & singles are cheaper than multiheads. Some maintain they can be planted all year round when bought mature. My one concern is Dave brown lost a big one even in his part of the world. I suppose one bonus is even in a severs winter most cordys come back for more . karl.
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Re: Cordyline types.
Buy small plants cheaply and watch them grow. They usually branch after flowering.
Re: Cordyline types.
Kris, what do you think about planting a 10ft codyline in the ground now or keep in pot? karl.
cordyline's & wet.
Does the Australis cope ok with very wet weather, the top of the trunk is so wet it looks mouldy, is this ok for them. karl.
Re: Cordyline types.
I've found c. australis copes well with excess moisture, as long as the drainage is good
Re: Cordyline types.
Flounder, drainage is very good its just how sodden the top of the trunk looks, you could ring it out!!. karl.flounder wrote:I've found c. australis copes well with excess moisture, as long as the drainage is good