Cordyline fruiticosa Hawaiian Ti plants are a great way to add color to the garden. They easily acclimate to filtered light growing conditions in our area but can be solely acclimated to coastal sun. Most don’t get much over six feet tall. They have thin trunks and can take a freeze with some damage. Severe cold will kill them. Leaf color varies from pastels to reds to green and black. Shown here various different varieties of HawaiianTi plants thast we have in stock as of today. All are different and there’s one that is predominantly pastel colors. Remember, availability of each type changes ever several days.
Cordyline fruiticosa variety florica |
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Cordyline fruiticosa variety harlequin |
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Cordyline fruiticosa variety unknown red |
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Cordyline fruiticosa pastel variety |
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Cordyline fruiticosa variety auntie lou |
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Cordyline fruiticosa variety chile pepper |
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Hawaiian Ti’s used in the landscape |
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