Dracaena Marginata New Its pollinator-friendly flowers provide early-season

Its pollinator-friendly flowers provide early-season color and a flourishing ecosystem to your outdoor spaces

bell-shaped blooms are ideal for beautifying container gardens

appearing each evening with repeat blooming day after day into early fall

including the American Iris Society's 2006 Knowlton Medal

This cascading veil of densely packed

Dracaena Marginata New Its pollinator-friendly flowers provide early-seasonInviting this tough, spiky looking plant into one's home gives new meaning to the term "tree house"! By the time it matures, Dracaena Marginata bears hundreds of sword like, green leaves with red banding along the edges. The lower leaves eventually drop away, revealing a thin but sturdy trunk. Because this unique plant resembles a sapling and is native to the island country of Madagascar, Dracaena Marginata is commonly called Madagascar Dragon Tree or