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Dragon tree
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Posted by volvo WA (My Page) on Tue, Nov 2, 04 at 22:52
I have a hot garden area on the west side of my house.
Could I plant some dragon trees in that area with day lilies in front of them?
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RE: Dragon tree
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| I guess you mean Dracaena draco, the Dragon's Blood tree. These are very hardy plants but extremely slow growing. They tend to grow as a single trunk for several years before beginning to branch out. The day lilies will take any amount of sun and heat - the more the better. |
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