Identify This Plant?
Ask the Expert: Can you identify this plant for me?
My wife found this in a bunch of flowers, it had a good root system on it so she planted it in a pot and it has started to grow! Thanking you in advance. Stephen Ward.
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August 29, 2008
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April 17th, 2007 at 9:03 am
Stephen,
The best I can tell it is a type of Cordyline terminalis (Ti plant), probably red sister, red top or xerox. This plants works wells as a potted plant. In warm regions (tropical) it can be used outdoor as a shrub.