I first stumbled across Cordyline (Asparagaceae) when looking for the thrill element for a container planting. It was planted in a 4 inch pot – a real pretty little green plant with sword-like leaves.

18:49, Sun, Aug 29, 2021 Updated: 22:52, Sun, Aug 29, 2021 Whether you live in a city or by the coast, the cordyline is a striking choice for your garden beds, borders or pots. Although these ...

I cut down the main trunk of my cordyline because the top half had been severely damaged by the prolonged cold spell last winter. There are lots of shoots coming from the base but should I prune out ...

Although somewhat limited in where it can be placed, Cordyline australis is a striking ornamental and sculptural accent to the garden. It's also a great addition to the salad bowl. C. australis , ...

Q: The foliage on my Phormiums and Cordyline plants are turning off-color and some are becoming mushy. Will they survive? A: Phormium (New Zealand Flax) is an evergreen plant that is a natural for ...

The second week of May is a mad scramble to find the best plants to add to the garden. My favorite geranium, Vancouver Centennial, with the terra cotta leaves and orange blooms, sold out. The ‘Silver ...