Plant/Tree
delivery
Plant/Tree
delivery
Delivery Options for standard sized tree/plants ie without lorry icon.
Nationwide UK deliveries (except a few outer postcodes).
STANDARD DELIVERY
(EXCEPT OUTER POSTCODES SEE BELOW):
| Order Value | Del. Cost |
| Below £50 | No Delivery |
| £50-£350 | £34.95 |
| Over £350 | Free |
Prices above for delivery of our standard sized plants/trees. Nationwide UK deliveries (except a few outer postcodes).
1-1.25m (3ft 3-4ft 1)
Pot size: 9 Litres
Plant ID: 737
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Discount applied to orders over £350 (excl delivery)
1-1.25m (3ft 3-4ft 1)
Pot size: 30 Litres
Plant ID: 5045
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Discount applied to orders over £350 (excl delivery)
2.3-2.7m (7ft 6-8ft 10)
Plant shape: Multi Head
Trunk girth: 35-40 cm
Pot size: 160 Litres
Plant ID: 3288
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Discount applied to orders over £350 (excl delivery)
For OVERSIZED Plant Orders delivery will be one charge of £60 for Greater & Outer London or £95 or £145 for selected Further Distance postcodes. To check delivery cost add your plants to basket, then you can type your postcode in our Quick Delivery Price Check.
The New Zealand Cabbage Palm is the common name for the Cordyline Australis tree. This is an erect, palm-like tree with arching narrow green leaves. This tree belongs to the Dracaena family.
A mature Cordyline Australis trees bear plumes of tiny, creamy white flowers, followed by white or blue-tinted berries. It reaches a maximum height of 5 metres with a maximum spread of 1.5 metres.
The Cordyline Australis flowers from June to July and fruits in August. It prefers full sun/partial shad and will tolerate any soil except soil that is waterlogged. The New Zealand Cabbage Palm is hardy and fast growing. It is drought tolerant and also wind and salt tolerant.
The Cabbage Palm is just one of the many specimen palm trees available at Paramount Plants - the palm tree specialists. Also available Cordyline Australis as multi-stemmed ie more than one branch growing from the base of the plant. Please also read about Caring for Cordylines on our blog.
Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens. You may also be interested in Cordyline Australis Purpureum and Cordyline Australis Variegata.
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