Bush Flax (Cordyline indivisa-syn. Dracaena indivisa) Plant - Tropical Ornamental Plants

Bush Flax (Cordyline indivisa-syn. Dracaena indivisa) Plant

Bush Flax (Cordyline indivisa-syn. Dracaena indivisa) Plant - Tropical Ornamental Plants. The Bush Flax botanically belongs to the Asparagus family (Asparagaceae). It is native to several regions of New Zealand. It is an evergreen tree, small in size, with a height of up to about 8 m. It has a medium growth rate, upright habit, a spherical shape of regular outline and medium density crown. The leaves are simple, leathery, narrowly lanceolate to lanceolate, with entire margins, bluish-green in colour. The fragrant flowers, which appear from mid-spring to late summer, are purplish-white in colour, borne on a panicle inflorescence. The Bush Flax is a particularly easy-to-grow tree. It can be planted in a variety of outdoor environments as it can withstand low temperatures, urban air pollution, and is adaptable to almost any soil type as long as it has excellent drainage. It can be used in both gardening and landscape architecture as a specimen plant, in group plantings and compositions. It is also used as an indoor plant and, thanks to its resistance to salt sprays, it is even planted in seaside gardens.

► It is offered at a price determined by the particular characteristics of the palm and tropical plant, such as the size of the pot, its height, age and shape. Large palms and tropicals are also available for sale (and planting) upon prior arrangement. In any case, the price or prices listed are indicative.

BRIEF INFORMATION FOR BUSH FLAX

 

 

 

	FOLIAGE	Evergreen
	HEIGHT	6.00 - 8.00 m
	DIAMETER	2.00 - 4.00 m
	EXPOSURE	Sun, Half-shade, Shade
	MINIMUM TEMPERATURES	From -4 to -7 °C
	WATERING	Regular
	SOIL	Medium
	SOIL pH	Acid to Alcaline (6 - 8)
	FLOWERS	Purple-White
	FLOWERING SEASON	Mid-Spring-Late Summer
	SEASIDE PLANTING	Yes

 

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