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  1. wiseowl

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    Good evening now I know I should know this but just to be sure when someone asks me and they will ,is it a Yucca tree,thank you:smile:

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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Cordyline australis Woo.;)
       
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        Good evening @pete my friend thank you and very much appreciated:smile:
         
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          @wiseowl it's also known as the Cabbage palm or Torbay palm if they want an easier name to remember.:smile:
           
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            Woo definitely a Cordyline australis as Pete stated... as I have two in the front garden and one in the back garden. :)
             
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