The Little Botanical Dracaena Marginata Potted Houseplant

Meet the Dracaena marginata Green, better known as the Dragon Tree—a striking, easy-care houseplant that delivers instant jungle vibes without the high-maintenance fuss. Standing at around 120 cm tall in its 21 cm growing pot, this elegant plant shows off slim, sword-like leaves ...Meet the Dracaena marginata Green, better known as the Dragon Tree—a striking, easy-care houseplant that delivers instant jungle vibes without the high-maintenance fuss. Standing at around 120 cm tall in its 21 cm growing pot, this elegant plant shows off slim, sword-like leaves in a rich, glossy green that look as though they’ve been lifted straight from a tropical rainforest.

Perfect for style-conscious homes and busy plant parents alike, the Dragon Tree thrives on a laid-back care routine. Simply water every 10–14 days—or when the top few centimetres of soil feel dry—and place it in bright, indirect light for best results. Its drought-tolerant nature makes it an ideal choice for anyone who occasionally forgets watering day.

Why You’ll Love the Dragon Tree Statement height & shape: Tall, slender stems crowned with fountain-like foliage add height and architectural drama to empty corners. Air-purifying power: Like other Dracaenas, this plant helps filter everyday airborne toxins, making your indoor air that little bit fresher. Grown in 100% peat-free compost at our West Sussex nursery, proudly nurtured by our parent company, Hills Plants—experts in growing high-quality, sustainable houseplants.

Beginner-friendly: Low watering needs, no fiddly humidity requirements, and very forgiving if you miss a week. TLB Top Tip: If the leaves start to droop to the side, it’s your Dragon Tree’s way of asking for a drink. Give it a thorough water and watch it perk up within hours! Looking for styling ideas or more care advice? Dive into our in-depth blog post The Dragon Tree: How to Care for Dracaena marginata for expert tips, fun facts, and inspiration on making the most of this charismatic plant.

Other names you might spot for this beauty include Madagascar Dragon Tree and Dracaena Marginata—whichever name you use, its dramatic foliage is guaranteed to turn heads and bring low-maintenance lushness to your indoor oasis.