Dragon Tree, Dragon Blood tree, Asparagus draco. Slow-growing, award-winning Dracaena draco (Dragon Tree) is an evergreen tree with attractive hefty limbs and stiff but flexible leaves. ... With its beautiful umbrella shape and palmlike appearance, Dragon Tree makes a dramatic focal point in the landscape.
Dracaena plants are easy to grow and tolerate a fair amount of neglect. Although most are purchased when they're small, adventurous gardeners may like to try their hand at dracaena seed planting. Growing dracaena from seed is easy, but the slow-growing plants require a little patience.
The dragon blood tree is a rare plant categorized under the dracaena genus of the Asparagaceae family. ... The dragon blood tree dates back to over 50 million years; it first appeared in the Mediterranean. It can now be found in a nature reserve containing 360 species of endangered plants and animals in Socotra, Yemen.
The Dragon Tree is a slow grower, though it is constantly unfolding new leaves and shedding old ones. Indoors, it can reach up to eight feet tall! Fertilize your Dragon Tree 1-2 times per month in the spring and summer with indoor plant food, or foliar feed year round.. . . . .364011233969!]0000000000000009783314146625!]
