This cordyline offers a distinct variegation of green and cream, reaching 1.2 m with a 1 m spread. Low-maintenance and drought-resistant, it will add a touch of freshness to any environment, whether planted alone in a pot or in a bed.
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Characteristics of CORDYLINE australis Lime Passion ®.
Remarkably glossy, these leaves have an attractive lime-green hue, with creamy yellow variegation along the edges. With their narrow lanceolate shape, ending in a point, these leaves add a strikingly graphic dimension to any bed or rock garden. Its dimensions are fairly modest (1.5m height, 1m spread).
How to use CORDYLINE australis Lime Passion ®?
CORDYLINE australis can be grown in a bed with bamboos or banana trees. It can also be grown in pots on a balcony or terrace, offering protection from the cold in regions with harsh winters. Its cold tolerance, estimated at -6°C, makes it suitable for planting in the open ground exclusively in Mediterranean and Atlantic coastal regions.
What tips do you have for growing CORDYLINE australis Lime Passion ®?
Choose fertile soil that's kept cool in summer, provided it's well drained. It prefers sunny exposure, away from cold draughts, and is drought-resistant.
