@yesjimstheman @joycebudenberg Cordyline australis, commonly known as the cabbage tree, tī kōuka or cabbage-palm. https://t.co/yT4ssyDIeh

— New Zealand  (@newzealand) 2023.2.28

@KorimakoEcology He also mentions Cordyline australis as being racy code as well! Fantastic podcast. I remember being recommended him years ago and never looking him up. I see now I have been missing out :)

— Darby ☕ (@dustbinflowerss) 2022.6.16

昼間ベランダから見下ろしたキャベッジツリー (Cordyline australis) に花茎が伸びていた。 タネを採りたいが届かない。 熟して落ちてくるのを待つか。 まだ先の話だけどね。 去年の花ガラまだ付いてるということは咲いた…こぼれ種で生えてる子がひとつくらいあってもよさそうだけどゼロ。

— とおあさ｡ (@rongotaketake) 2022.4.19

Tī kōuka, cordyline australis, also known as a cabbage tree. #Aotearoa #NewZealand https://t.co/Y0ASYs8QZm

— Bee Literary (@FinbergBee) 2022.1.28

A esto me refiero cuando digo que soy lento para procesar cosas... Ella me había mostrado la Cordyline australis, ti kōuka en maorí. En casa tengo una Cordyline stricta, cambia el color de la flor básicamente

— Lihuén Tukić (@lihuentukic) 2021.11.6

@Nanageddon57 not palm trees Lol. Cordyline Australis

— Juezan J ❤️ (@lon_jeremy) 2021.10.19

Has anyone else noticed the fabulous scent from the Cordyline australis tree? It’s in full bloom now and gives off an incredible perfume line scent. The bees love it https://t.co/47SS5eshst

— El (@Ellebelles1) 2021.6.22

@_DanielRyan Cordyline Australis also known as the Torbay Palm

— Thumbelisa (@LadyLisaCusack) 2021.6.22

[093] Cordyline australis, New Zealand Cabbage Tree https://t.co/6gMsdsXVr2

— Alan (@KamaKusafiri) 2021.4.3

@ArtyBagger @ACampbe36885200 Is it definitely a yucca and not a big cordyline Australis(green) or phornium? Pheonix canariensis is very hardy too. Not doubting your horticultural expertise

— Geoff (@Geoff1965M) 2021.1.15

@MARIAkh24539669 Cordyline australis

— ☆ AquaDxlphin ☆ ||Dm to sponsor|| (@Aqua_Dolphxn) 2020.9.4

#CordylineAustralisRedStar #KızılKordilinFidanı https://t.co/V8IPoAHJE8 https://t.co/44j0rHnOuw

— swae.eth (@ErsinGRGN) 2020.8.3

#ArbreDuJour Le chou palmiste ou Ti Kouka (Cordyline australis) est un grand arbre aux longues feuilles originaire de Nouvelle-Zélande. Il y était source de nourriture, de bois et de fibres pour les Maoris, mais aussi de sorte de balançoire. Jusqu'à 20m. Nombreuses variétés. https://t.co/jtHg0dqQYg

— Vitamec D (@CentristeModere) 2020.7.25

Cordyline australis sunset. Like the truffula trees from Dr Zeus' the Lorax. Some great Chomskyan learning in Dr Zeus https://t.co/bLqVqByokP

— Black Pete Matters (@GreenangelsNZ) 2020.7.3

The Orangerie at Sanssouci, Potsdam. January 2020 My beloved cabbage tree Cordyline australis, a NZ native, tucked up for the winter. https://t.co/pgPycTRDOj

— Whyte Rabbit (@RabbitWhyte) 2020.6.3

Today I'm off as leave (my choice) while I deal with what seems to be mild (thus far) #coronavirus. I'm adding some Cordyline Australis Red Star to the garden for a tropical feeling retreat to enjoy in the evenings. I also added some Miscanthus sinensis Morning Light grass. https://t.co/Ypg0Fap7Wo

— P13 // Ian (@P13DigitalMedia) 2020.3.25

@pIantenservice Cordyline australis links en stamloze dracena rechts

— Realm (@realmpie) 2019.9.11

Renovation of the planters starts now.First one got cordyline australis and euonymus..trails to follow. The garden overhaul is getting there Right....vino or gin?. https://t.co/UhzxMYpTPW

— average joe (@Selva120Joe) 2019.8.24

@womensart1 Lovely to see a Cordyline australis (Ti Kouka, NZ cabbage tree) in the foreground.

— Kay Barton (@TheBartonnz) 2019.8.10

Cordyline australis ‘Torbay Dazzler’ offers a tropical look for sun or shade. A great poolside or container plant! #landscaping #plants #ThursdayThoughts #evergreennursery https://t.co/wjfSwOecFU

— Evergreen Nursery (@Evergreen01) 2019.7.26