The star of many a window box - Cordyline australis Red Star .... https://t.co/h1ow87J9RZ

— Martin Ogden (@Martin_Ogden) 2016.2.25

Cordyline australis Torbay Dazzler. Striking striping.... http://t.co/FZaawOw1mm

— Martin Ogden (@Martin_Ogden) 2015.9.9

Featured Species 4.5.16 - Cordyline australis, Feijoa sellowiana & Podocarpus elatus #seeds #seedsupplier #AustraHort

— AustraHort (@AustraHort) 2016.5.4

Growing Cordyline australis in Tofino, B.C. https://t.co/vkOWqEJQmf https://t.co/X4EyRFNsa3

— Canadian Riviera (@CanadianRiviera) 2016.4.20

Jungle walk at Olive Grove Nursery. Supersize Trachycarpus & Cordyline australis https://t.co/1YPcI94mGT

— Patrick (@The_Plantsman) 2016.3.11

@nzherald I too have always regarded the cabbage tree(cordyline Australis)as a natural weather vane. Early flowering=good Summer.

— Colleen Kilworth (@c_kilworth) 2016.3.4

@TheAstroShake I think @astrostew is referring to the cordyline australis sometimes "cabbage tree" see https://t.co/JVWr8a21ZY

— Paul - Grumpy Old Man #FBPPR ⚖️️ #FBPE (@PaulHutchinson) 2015.12.24

Cabbage Palm aka Cabbage Tree (Cordyline australis) of one of the purple-leaved variants. Regular #TreesOfLondon https://t.co/9sM10qE9PQ

— Des McKenzie (@McKenzie6593) 2015.11.13

Wow, Cordyline australis berries. Guess what will be on the garden's seedlist next year? http://t.co/RIFjVq1Sz5

— University of Bristol Botanic Garden (@BrisBotanicGdn) 2015.9.27

New plant introduction - Cordyline australis 'Peppermint' https://t.co/FcscfxvX5o http://t.co/UNon1tHz8A

— Evergreen Nursery (@Evergreen01) 2015.9.2