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Cordyline australis ‘Burgundy Spire’ (Burgundy Spire Cabbage Palm)

Cordyline australis ‘Burgundy Spire’ (Burgundy Spire Cabbage Palm)

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Cordyline australis ‘Burgundy Spire’ (Burgundy Spire Cabbage Palm) is a striking evergreen cultivar prized for its dramatic deep burgundy to chocolate-coloured, glossy foliage. The long, narrow leaves form a dense upright crown, creating a strong architectural silhouette and rich colour contrast in the landscape. Its foliage remains attractive throughout the year, making it an excellent choice for feature planting, entrances, contemporary gardens and large containers.

Ideal for adding height, structure and bold foliage colour, Cordyline australis ‘Burgundy Spire’ (Burgundy Spire Cabbage Palm) is a versatile and relatively low-maintenance landscape plant. Its upright habit makes it useful where vertical interest is desired without requiring a large planting footprint, while its evergreen foliage provides consistent visual appeal. Mature plants can also produce attractive flower panicles, adding another seasonal feature to this distinctive cultivar.

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Mature height

Approximately 2–4 m

Mature width

Approximately 60 cm–1 m

Spacing

Plant approximately 1–1.2 m apart to allow the upright foliage to develop fully. Space closer to approximately 80 cm–1 m apart when creating a screening effect. This spacing is based on its reported mature width.

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen

Foliage

Deep burgundy to chocolate-purple, glossy strappy foliage with creamy-white to pale purple flowers.

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Flowers mainly in late spring and summer, producing long panicles of small fragrant flowers.

Sun tolerance

Full sun to partial shade

Maintenance

Low; water regularly while establishing and remove old or damaged foliage as required. Pruning is generally minimal.

Root System

Fibrous, spreading root system; generally non-invasive.