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Dragon Tree

Dracaena marginata

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£29.99
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21cm pot | 1.2m tall

With its slim stems and spiky, red-edged leaves, the Dragon Tree (Dracaena marginata) brings a cool, architectural vibe to any room. It’s low-maintenance, great in lower light, and tough enough to handle a bit of neglect—perfect for busy homes or modern workspaces. A bold, upright plant that adds instant structure and style.
  • Large leaves
  • Hard to kill
  • Good in shade
  • Air-purifying
Dragon Tree
Dragon Tree

  • Why we like this plant

    Ideal for modern or minimalist interiors, Dracaena marginata adds a strong vertical element with minimal effort. Its resilience and clean lines make it a stylish, low-maintenance option for homes and workspaces alike.

  • About this plant

    Dracaena marginata, or Dragon Tree, is a striking, easy-care indoor plant known for its palm-like appearance and long, narrow leaves edged in red or burgundy. Its upright woody stems and tufted foliage make it a popular choice for adding height and structure to interiors. This plant is tolerant of a range of conditions, including lower light and infrequent watering, making it a staple in homes and offices. Over time, it develops a sculptural, tree-like form.

  • Key features

    • Elegant, red-edged green leaves
    • Upright, tree-like form perfect for floor placement
    • Excellent air-purifying qualities

  • Light level

    • Bright Indirect Light
    • Filtered Light
    • Low Light
  • How it grows

    Upright, woody stems with bushy tufts of foliage at the top; can grow tall over time.

  • Moisture

    Water when the top few centimetres of soil are dry; do not allow to sit in water.

  • Where to place it

    • Living Room
    • Office/Study
    • Bedroom
    • Hallway

Care tips

Allow the top 4–5 cm of soil to dry out between waterings, and reduce watering during the winter. Avoid overwatering, which can lead to root rot. Wipe leaves occasionally to remove dust and improve photosynthesis. Feed monthly during the growing season with a general-purpose houseplant fertiliser.