Strelitzia nicolai

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Strelitzia nicolai (Giant White Bird of Paradise) - The Nicolai is the large form of the common 'Bird of Paradise'. Nicolai wil grow to about 6m tall, and is very hardy and reasonably drought tolerant. Great as a two-storey screening plant in suburban gardens.

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Also known as the Wild Banana or Crane Plant, Strelitzia are known for their lush, tropical foliage. They make stunning architectural plants, due to their tall erect stems and wide, banana-like, paddle shaped leaves. The Strelitzia nicolai is the larger, white flowering relative of Strelizia reginea (the orange flowering Bird of Paradise). Please note: Bird of Paradise may not always flower when kept indoors and plants are not shipped in flower. The leaves naturally tear and have a shabby…

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Strelitzia nicolai / Birds of Paradise

Introducing the Strelitzia nicolai, also known as the or , a magnificent plant that brings a touch of tropical paradise to any indoor space. With its stunning foliage and impressive size, this plant will make a statement and become the centrepiece of your indoor garden. The Strelitzia nicolai features large, paddle-shaped leaves with a glossy green colour and distinct ribbing. Its leaves grow in a fan-like formation, resembling the feathers of a bird, hence the name

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