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| Common Name: | Limelight Dracaena | Click to view a full size photo  Photo Courtesy of: Michaels Nursery |
| Botanical Name: | Dracaena deremensis 'Limelight' | |
| Hardiness Zone: | Interior Plant, exterior in South Florida | |
| Mature
Height and Spread: |
5’ x 4’ | |
| Classification: | Foliage | |
| Interiorscape Use: | As an low-light interior plant throughout state | |
| Landscape Use: | Can be used in the exterior in South Florida | Click to source Limelight Dracaena in FNGLA's Locator  |
| Characteristics: | With striking bright glossy lustrous lime green leaves, this tropical foliage plant thrives as a low-light interior plant. It’s durability makes it ideal for home or office settings and a low-light location helps maintain its lime coloring. This plant grows more quickly than its relative the Dracaena ‘Janet Craig’ and can also be used outdoors as a shade plant for south Florida gardens. Possible Insect/Disease Problems: possible mealy bug, but not common Propagation: rooted cuttings or air layers |
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