Gift Wrapping Service
Why not make your present even
more special with by using our gift wrapping service. This includes one of our
handmade drawstring 'ecobags' made out of 100% biodegradable materials, a gift
tag with optional gift message and a planting and aftercare booklet. All of this
for just £2.00 per tree.
B/R (Bare Root) - The traditional way to buy deciduous trees and shrubs. Perfect for planting between November and March.
R/B (Root Ball) - The traditional way to buy evergreen trees and shrubs. The plants are kept in their own soil, making them ideal to transplant between November and March.
C/G (Container Grown) - A very convenient way to buy trees and shrubs, already rooted in their pots, they can be planted all year round. Sizes given in litres.
H/S (Half standard) - Half standard trees have a clear stem of 1.25-1.5m with a bushy head of around 1-1.5m. The total height from the ground is approximately 2-2.5m.
Maiden (Feathered tree) - A good, well-defined prominent leader running straight up through the young tree. Perfect for training into a half standard, standard or fan-trained tree. Sizes given in cm's.
Multi-stemmed - A tree with two or more main stems
Cordyline 'Torbay Dazzler' (Cabbage Tree)
An excellent dwarf evergreen shrub with unusual attractive green leaves with white speckles, tinged pink when young. (Evergreen)
Common Name: Cabbage Tree
Latin Name: Cordyline australis 'Torbay Dazzler'
Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil
Position: Full sun
Flowering period/colour: Summer/ Creamy white panicles will form on older trees
Eventual height/ spread: 5m/1.5m
Special features: An excellent dwarf evergreen shrub with unusual attractive green leaves with white speckles, tinged pink when young.
Cordyline 'Torbay Dazzler' is a showy focal plant with an upright habit. It is a palm-like, sub-tropical tree that grows erect until with some age it will fork to produce more heads. The green strap leaves have a strong cream variegation along the leaf margin. It makes an excellent container plant for patios and elsewhere
This plant is best protected before the winter frosts.
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