San Francisco Plant Directory for Landscaping
It’s hard to pin down a perfect name to describe these woody plants, but they are most definitely pink. Hybrids of the Cordyline family, the pink varietal feature a bright pink edge with a dark maroon center. If you’re looking for an eye-catching and low-maintenance plant to add instant color and beauty to your San Francisco home, then look no further than the stunning Pink Electric Cordyline.
These might be the perfect addition to any landscaping project. They have a complex color and need very little maintenance overall. They also thrive quite well in containers or next to water features. Long admired for its lush foliage in Asian landscapes, this popular evergreen is becoming increasingly popular with city dwellers thanks to its hardiness, ease of care and showstopping deep pink hue that will bring a vibrant touch to your outdoor space. Whether it’s potted on a patio or planted in a garden bed, adding a Pink Electric Cordyline is not only an easy way to instantly bring life and character into any landscape – but it also provides unique cultural symbolism within traditional Chinese cultures.
Very little water is needed to keep the Pink Cordyline happy. They are also happy in almost any type of sunlight, making it easy to design around. For potting of this plant, use soil that will promote proper drainage. Give your new plants an extra boost of hydration routinely to build up their root system and keep the growth going throughout spring with some fertilizer for added nourishment. During heat waves be sure to increase watering frequency too – It’s essential for its continued health!
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