Pandanus (Red Edge, Baptistii, Tectorius) Pandanus, those palm-like trees that bring back memories of sandy shores and tropical vibes. Their tall odd-shaped trunk with long aerial anchoring roots, show off striking multi-branched and distinct leaves in a dense canopy. Pandanus trees are a must-have for your tropical-inspired garden. Light requirement: Full sunWater requirement: Minimal. Water regularly during dry periods. Watering frequency: Water frequently to establish plant, then it only requires minimal drinks.Soil: Well-draining, fertilised soil. Tolerant of coastal conditionsSkill level: Suits Moderate Green thumb.Growth rate: Moderate to fast growth. Suitable for container gardens: Choose pot twice the size of the current pot. Seasonality: Evergreen Drought Tolerant: YesFrost Tolerant: Suits sub-tropical, warm temperate climate free from frost.Wind Tolerant: Yes Pandanus Utilis 'Red Edge’ - fast-growing variety Mature Height: 4-10metresMature Width: 2-4 metres Leaf colour: Red-edged, bright green, arching strap-like leaf with sharp spines along the edges.Leaf Variegation pattern: No Size of leaf: sword-like leaves that can grow up to 60cm Flower Colour: Flower Shape: Flower Fragrance: Yes.Flower Season: Summer/Spring Fruit: yellow cube-like fruit ‘Baptistii' - slow-growing and not frost-tolerant Mature Height: 5-6 metresMature Width: 3-4 metres Leaf colour: Green and goldLeaf Variegation pattern: yes Size of leaf: Long, strappy leaves with no thorns Flower Colour: Flower Shape:Flower Fragrance: Flower Season: Fruit- Round with individual external segments similar to pineapple, without spikes. Edible ‘Tectorius' (screw pine) - Not frost-tolerant. Will tolerate light shade or half shade. Mature Height: 12 metresMature Width: 5 metres Leaf colour: GreenLeaf Variegation pattern: no Size of leaf: Linear, grow to about 1m in length and 5-8cm wide. Leaves have short spines and grow from the branches in a screw-like fashion which explains the common name Flower Colour: Creamy white Flower Shape: The flowers occur in clusters surrounded by large bracts Flower Fragrance: YesFlower Season: Plants may flower throughout the year, spring & summer Fruit: The ripe segments of the fruit and the seeds can be roasted and eaten. Fruits are produced on female plants that are large pineapple-like, and when ripe yellow, red or orange segments contain the individual seeds.