Sorry, we're closed.

Unfortunately, Oratia Native Plant Nursery has now closed down. For further information, click here.

What should I plant?
Search by name:
And/or by attributes:

Full sun
Mid sun
Shade


Damp
Moist
 Dry  

   
Sheltered
Exposed


Type:
Height: to
Spread: to
Clear search form
Browse catalogue A-Z
Internet Purchases
Plant purchases direct from this website are thriving. It is convenient, saves travelling to ONPN, and can be done 24/7. Here is the response of a recent client:

"Thank you very much. My cordylines arrived today :) I am very impressed with your prompt service and the quality of my new babies.

I will definitely order plants from you in the future.

Thanks again, Courtney"
Cordyline australis purpurea
« Return to main Cordyline australis purpurea page
Cordyline australis purpurea
Was told this was a mountain cabbage tree, it has bronze leaves and purply-pink sprays of flowers. In my garden in Waitakere.

Thanks to Terri Stevenson for sharing this photo!
» Would you like to comment on this photo? Click here...
» If you've got a photo of Cordyline australis purpurea you'd like to share, click here...

Comments
On 23/01/2009, Oratia Native Plant Nursery said:
Hi Terri I think it is probably a mature Cordyline 'Purple Tower" which has faded in colour - perhaps from lack of nutrient. I wish it was a mountain cabbage tree growing in Auckland but they have much larger leaves and are notoriously difficult in cultivation (except in the North of Scotland!)