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Dracaena
Some dracaenas are indoor plant cliches, but there are many new varieties to relieve the boredom.
They are generally very satisfactory indoor plants, growing well with moderate light and average humidity. A summer vacation outdoors in shade will go far to improve their performance.
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Dracaena 'Indonesian Tracker'This exciting new Dracaena from Indonesia has never been available in the US until now. Yellow tracks of dots and dashes cover the deep green leaves, a completely unique color pattern in the dracaena spectrum. Easy indoor plant for moderate light, ...
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Dracaena 'Indonesian Whiteout'Another fantastic new dracaena from Indonesia, this with the widest, whitest margin in the genus. This was found in 2005, and this is the first offering in the US. Despite the relative lack of green in the leaf, this is fairly vigorous, and like its...
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Dracaena cincta 'Baby Dragon' NEW!The dwarf crested form of Dracaena cincta is rare and seldom offered for sale because propagation is slow and tricky. It makes a very unusual small specimen that can be displayed as an indoor "bonsai". These plants are about five years old and 5" wid...
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Dracaena cincta 'Wyebury'The common dentist's office dracaena with a dramatic twist: the leaves are edged in pure white, giving the plant a fresh, different look. Easy house plant for moderate light. USDA Zones 10-11.
Grown in 3.5" pots. Oversized: counts as 2 plants....
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Dracaena deremensis 'Gold Janet'A new look for a reliable, but dowdy, spinster of an indoor plant. Instead of dark green, this variety of 'Janet Craig' is bright golden yellow; the more light the brighter the color. It is an easy indoor plant for moderate to bright light. USDA Zone...
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Dracaena fragrans 'Victoria'A very exciting form of the old-fashioned "corn plant" native to doctor's offices and laundromats throughout the world. This old variety is very beautiful but now rarely seen. It has broad, bright cream to yellow margins that really light up the indo...
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Dracaena goldieanaAristocrat of the dracaena speciees, with boldly mottled leaves in tones of silver and dark green. Slow growing tropical for moderate light. Needs high humidity to thrive. Slow to propagate, and rarely offered for sale. USDA Zone 10-11.
Grown in 3...
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Dracaena sanderiana 'Lucky Gold'This is a new form of the so-called "lucky bamboo", which is actually a dracaena. This plant is thought to bring good luck in Asia and is used in the house to impart improved "feng shui". 'Lucky Gold' is bright golden yellow all over, a very pretty c...
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Dracaena sanderiana 'Lucky Strike' NEW!This new selection of the "lucky bamboo" (actually not a bamboo, but a dracaena) has bright yellow stripes on a green background. The stripes fade as the leaves get older, so there is a nice contrast between the old and new leaves. This plant is valu...
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Dracaena sanderiana 'Whiskers'This is a new form of the so-called "lucky bamboo", which is actually a dracaena. This plant is thought to bring good luck in Asia and is used in the house to impart improved "feng shui". 'Whiskers' has finely cut, wispy leaves with gray and cream st...
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Dracaena sp. 'Siam Star'First offering of a wild-collected Thai dracaena with glossy dark green leaves with a clear pure white edge. Forms a clump of slender stems with leaves clustered near the top. Easy to grow in moderate light, likes high humidity. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Dracaena thalioides 'Shining Spear'This dracaena doesn't look much like a dracaena; the glossy spear-shaped dark green leaves do look like the water plant Thalia. The green species is not common in cultivation; this brightly variegated form with striped and margined leaves is much ra...
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Dracaena X masseffiana 'Indonesian Pinwheel'This distinctive new dracaena from Indonesia has leaves that are glossy and heavily ruffled, variably variegated with stripes and margins in cream to yellow. It is very vigorous and unlike any other dracaena. Easy indoor plant. USDA Zones 10-11.
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