Dracaena marginata 'tricolor'
By Delonix1
2 Oct, 2008
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This plant is so very commonly grown in front of homes. In my neighborhood alone there's probably hundreds of these plants. It grows to more than 15 feet tall with several branches. They are extremely drought-tolerant...the reason they are so common.
There's many varieties: red, green; white, green, pink; yellow white, pink...and the list goes on.
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I don't remember having seen any of these. Adds a lot of interest to surrounding foliage. I can see why it is popular.
2 Oct, 2008
These plants are very commonly sold at Home Depot, Lowe's and many plant nurseries. They are usually sold in large quantities in 4 inch pots and also 5 gals. as a house plant.
2 Oct, 2008
Spectacular!
3 Oct, 2008
Don't be surprised if it grows much larger than 3 meters.
5 Oct, 2008
There are many varieties of Dracaena marginata. They are know by different varieties in different parts of the world. Commonly, the variety is put in place of the species. These plants can be trimmed to any size.
7 Oct, 2008
Its been marginal here but ..Lives and looks good after summer brings it back. I think in a hot spot in the ground it would do much better. Right now its in a pot.
The all green needs no recovery...its easy.
10 Sep, 2016
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This tricolor form is yellow, light-green, and pink.
2 Oct, 2008