Cordyline Australis, commonly known as the Green Palm, is a striking architectural evergreen plant, supplied as an XL approximately 5ft tall established specimen with a developed trunk in a substantial 10 litre pot. With its impressive size, established trunk and dramatic evergreen foliage, it is an outstanding choice for instant gardening, providing immediate height, structure and an exotic appearance from the moment it is planted.
This impressive Cordyline develops long, sword-shaped green evergreen leaves arranged in bold architectural heads above the trunk. As the plant matures, the trunk becomes increasingly prominent, creating the distinctive palm-like appearance that makes Cordyline such a popular choice for contemporary, coastal and Mediterranean-style gardens.
At approximately 5ft tall and established in a large 10 litre pot, this is a substantial nursery-grown specimen rather than a small young Cordyline. It is ideal for gardeners wanting to create an instantly more mature landscape and makes an excellent feature plant, patio specimen, architectural centrepiece or statement plant within a large border.
Plant Features:
Supplied as an XL approximately 5ft tall specimen plant
Established in a substantial 10 litre pot
Supplied with an established developed trunk
Perfect for instant gardening and immediate impact
Long, architectural green evergreen foliage
Distinctive palm-like appearance
Provides excellent year-round height and structure
Ideal for feature planting, patios and large borders
Excellent for contemporary, coastal and Mediterranean-style gardens
Substantial specimen size provides an excellent head start
Best grown in sun or partial shade in a sheltered, well-drained position
Please note: Plant height, trunk development, foliage, shape and fullness will naturally vary between individual specimens and depending on the time of year. Older lower leaves naturally yellow and shed as the plant grows and develops its trunk. Plants are carefully selected before dispatch to ensure they arrive ready to establish.
