PUSHING THE BORDERS

I bought a plant (a poor miserable looking thing compared to yours) in 2010 and planted it out where it was blitzed by the cold winter. I dug it up and revived it the greenhouse and then planted it out again when it was somewhat recovered. It has done the usual Cordyline response to stress and sent up several offshoots whilst the main stem is still stunted. Definitely does not like cold and wet!

it looks great as a little clump though. i wouldn't be upset, i think yours is the best so far.

Phemie wrote:Definitely does not like cold and wet!

I reckon its tribulations have improved it no end.

I will be browsing Silverhill Seeds to see what they have to offer.