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7 comments:
Cordylines are one plant group that like low light conditions.
Love those berries, very festive looking, Not sure I know that group.
The berries ARE festive, Mary Stebbins Taitt! This group is popular in Australian gardens, but at a much smaller size and foliage only :)
How Christmassy!
Merry, merry, merry Ces!
Not sure that it is Cordyline petiolaris-may be cordyline congesta
Thanks for that! I'll change it to 'Cordyline' just to be safe :)
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