This species of Dracena actually makes a rather large tree. It has thick silver leaves. It is native to the Canary Islands. It has the peculiar habit that, after a lengthy time, any given branch stops growing and then bifurcates or trifurcates, giving a very branched pattern. The trunk can get quite thick. It has fragrant white blossoms. It likes full sun and is cold hardy only into the mid-twenties F. Shown here below is our 25 gallon size that I’m putting on sale. They are good sized plants, overhead when you stand next to them. Bare trunk height is about four feet. These are way too big for standard mail order and would need a big SUV or pickup to transport. They are sun grown and ready for the garden. This tree wants full sun and does get rather large (see photo below). We have several and are showing our largest below but all are nicely sized.
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