This unusual and striking Cordyline is first launched in the UK this year and is easy to grow, drought tolerant and reasonably hardy. With its unique form and impressive colouration, Cordyline ‘Magic Star’ brings an exotic feel to any garden.
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Sun requirements: Full sun
Soil: Free draining soil
Size: 2m x 80cm (after 10 years)
Growing Guide
Planting
Plant ‘Magic Star’ in fertile, free-draining soil after the risk of frost has passed. They thrive in a warm position with an element of partial shade to keep their bright colouration.
Pruning
Cordylines require little to no pruning. Over time, they will lose leaves, which can be removed for a brighter look.
Watering
The main focus when planting your Cordyline is watering. After it’s planted, ensure that you water regularly until your plant is fully established.
Cordyline ‘Magic Star’ Planting Ideas
Due to its dramatic appearance, it is an excellent feature plant but will also bring an architectural aspect to a mixed patio container. When planted amongst Dahlias and Crocosmia, it can create a bold and fiery display.