Help identifying cordyline.

I saw this cordyline in a garden display. I am sure it is a cordyline or related to it.
If anyone knows where it can be purchased or grown from purchased seed I would greatly appreciated it.

Many thanks.

 

Cordyline fruticosa does seem likely.

 

Many thanks for the help. I'll keep looking for one. They don't seem that popular at nurseries and stores that sell tropical plants.

 

Pretty prevalent at outlets here.

 

Unfortunately not many growers/retailers ship internationally due to customs restrictions and the cost of a phytosanitary certificate.

 

I'm thinking that if there are a lot of them here there are going to be some in Canada somewhere.

 

Aside from nurseries and garden centers, I have checked out Walmart, Home Depot and Lowes.

 

If they're mainly grown in a warmer climate (e.g. California) and distributed from there, it won't be at all easy for them to get across the border into Canada.

 

Find a cutting in the US and then root it in Canada. Or order some seeds?

 

Numerous other tropicals are on the market in Canada, what's going on in the US probably has little to do with it.