Cordylines
Cordylines are a genus of ornamental shrubs and trees grown primarily for their foliage. Cordyline varieties usually have a single trunk with several ascending branches, each topped with a large thick mass of long sword-like leaves, and the colours range from Red, green, purple and yellow shaded with dark pink.
Agro Climate :
Cordylines are native to Hawaii, South America, New Zealand and Australia. Although they have a tropical air, cordylines can cope with temperatures down to –5oC (20oF), so are hardy in most areas. In very cold regions it is worth trying the leaves up to the stem so that the crown is protected from the worst of the winter weather.
Soil :
Any well-drained garden soil with added organic matter. Once established they need little water and will tolerate dry soils
Syngonium
Syngonium is a genus of about 36 species of flowering plants in the family Araceae, native to tropical rainforests in Central and South America. They are woody vines growing to heights of 10–20 m or more in trees.
Agro Climate :
Bright light but no direct sun. Variegated types can handle more direct sun, while deeper green varieties can handle partial shade. Prefers warm and humid conditions. Does best in temperatures between 12 – 28°C.
Rich, well-drained potting mix.Soil :