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Cordyline ‘Lime Passion’

Cabbage Palm

Bring a pop of vibrant foliage to your outdoor space with Cordyline ‘Lime Passion’, a striking, lime-green and cream-leaved beauty that stands tall in borders or containers. It’s a no-fuss plant that offers architectural style and year-round brightness for modern, tropical, or coastal garden designs.

Supplied as an established plant in a 17cm pot

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Cordyline ‘Lime Passion’

Aspect

Full sun to partial shade

Hardiness

Half hardy

Soil

Well-drained, sandy or loamy soil

About this plant

  • Description

    A bold, tropical-looking cordyline with bright lime-green, sword-like foliage that brings year-round colour and structure to pots, patios and contemporary borders.

  • Why we like it

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    Need to add energy and brightness to your garden? Cordyline ‘Lime Passion’ does exactly that. With its zingy variegated leaves and sleek form, it injects instant style and structure—especially in urban or tropical-inspired spaces. Whether in pots by your front door or dotting through gravel borders, this cordyline is a joy to grow and great for visual impact.

Specs & details

The particulars

Botanical name
Cordyline ‘Lime Passion’
Common name
Cabbage Palm
Supplied as
17cm pot
Habit
Upright and spiky, with clumping foliage forming a bold rosette; may form a trunk with age.
Hardiness
Half hardy
Aspect
Full sun to partial shade
Soil type
Well-drained, sandy or loamy soil
Moisture
Moderate – moist but well-drained preferred
Position
Excellent for statement containers, patio displays, or as a feature in borders

Planting & care

Help it thrive

Planting guide

Plant in spring or early summer in free-draining soil. Choose a sunny or lightly shaded spot, ideally with shelter from cold winds. Water well during dry spells and use a slow-release fertiliser in spring.

Care tips

Protect young plants in winter and avoid overwatering. Remove dead or damaged leaves in spring. Container plants benefit from repotting every few years.

Winter care

In colder areas, protect the crown and roots with fleece or mulch. Ideal for container planting so it can be moved to shelter during severe frost. Ensure free-draining soil to prevent rot.