Pair 60-70cm Cordyline Plants with Decorative 30cm diameter Planters
- Two stunning cordyline plants with attractive 'wicker' design planters
- Create instant impact wherever you place them
- Easy to grow and low maintenance, they are hardy to -7°C, so survive most winters in the UK
- Lovely swirls of leaves fan out from the trunk, giving a symmetrical and architectural look
- Supplied as pair of plants approx. 60-70cm tall, with 30cm diameter pots, ready to place in your garden
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This fabulous pair of cordyline plants in decorative planters will create a Mediterranean feel in your garden. They are perfect for adding an eye-catching, modern twist to a patio, terrace, or balcony, providing instant impact in even the most compact of spaces.
With their regular, swirling pattern of leaves growing symmetrically from a slow-growing trunk, these cordylines make an interesting and architectural feature. Being evergreen, they will look attractive all year round, maintaining colour and structure through the autumn and winter when other plants begin to fade.
The bigger the plant, the hardier they are – these can withstand temperatures of -7°C, but we always suggest using frost protection fleeces or wrapping or bringing the containers into a garage or porch during the coldest winters.
Included with this pair of cordylines is a pair of 'wicker' design plastic planters with a 30cm diameter, providing you with a real ‘instant impact’ kit. Repot your cordyline right away into these attractive containers and place either side of doorways, gateways, pathways or patios and decking for a show-stopping display.
What Is Supplied
Supplied as a pair of established plants in 14cm pots, approx. 55-60cm tall from the bottom of the pot.
Also supplied with a pair of black and silver/white finished 'wicker' design planters 30cm diameter.
Plant Care Information
Top Tips
Care Information
Water plants freely during the growing season, and sparingly in winter.
Feed monthly with a balanced, liquid fertiliser from spring to late summer. Top-dress or pot up in spring.
Although frost hardy, young Cordyline plants, and also coloured varieties are more prone to cold damage. This can be prevented by tying up the foliage to reduce wind damage and prevent water collecting around growing points and causing rotting.
In areas prone to severe winters, wrap the trunk with layers of fleece and place a 15cm (6in) layer of mulch, such as bark, over the root area.
Move container grown plants to a frost-free location, such as a greenhouse, during periods of cold or wet weather - temporary shelter in a shed or garage will do.
Planting/Flowering Calendar
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Fully Grown Plant Dimensions (approx)
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