DRAGON’S BLOOD TREE PLANT (Dracaena draco) SEEDS 4 SALE HERE OZ $4

These RARE seeds were harvested by me & are fresh. Per 6 seeds for $4. Add $4 pack post to your order,Australia wide.

**Dragon tree on the streets of Santana, Madeira island, Atlantic ocean, Portugal**

These seeds came from the round ripe fruits of the dragon tree, the size of a marble, which contain between 1 & 3 smaller round seeds.Pics will show.The fresh rare seeds are in my hand..Buy & enjoy.

**Dragon Tree (Dracena Draco) is a tree from the Canary Islands which can live for well over 400 years**

There’s nothing subtle about the dragon tree (Dracaena draco). Its striking form creates a bold architectural statement in the landscape.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: A woman (R) passes under a Dragon’s-blood tree, a member of the Dracaenaceae family, in Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens, 13 May 2005. Resin from wounds in the trunk of the trees which are found in the Canary Islands, was once used medicinally and in varnishes, with each new branch taking 10 to 20 years to flower. The Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens was founded in 1816 and have played a major role in the climatisation of plants from other regions. AFP PHOTO/Greg WOOD (Photo credit should read GREG WOOD/AFP

This amazing succulent, also known as the dragon’s blood tree, can grow over 10m high and 15m wide. It is also incredibly slow growing and can take up to 25 years to reach just 3m in height and width.

**Yemen, Socotra island, Dragon tree, Dracaena Cinnabari.**

An ancient wonder Don’t let that deter you, though – the dragon tree is long lived and, when young, has a short scaly stem that is topped with a tuft of dramatic sword-like foliage in the form of strappy blue-green leaves, so it’s a fabulous feature plant.

**Millennial Dragon tree (Dracaena draco), Icod de los Vinos, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain**

Eventually it flowers and branches out repeatedly, providing the tree with its fascinating forked framework.

**Arona, Tenerife, Spain, February 3, 2020: Entrance to a small Spanish town**

It is the ultimate living piece of art that is worth your investment of time, but if you can’t wait and need a mature specimen now, you will need to dig deep… in your pockets, that is!