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A hybrid lemon-scented gum with smooth, pale bark and slender, silver-blue foliage that releases a fresh, citrus fragrance — particularly noticeable on warm days. White flowers appear in summer. Fast growing with a graceful, upright form. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. The fragrant foliage makes it a pleasant tree to sit near in…
A native finger lime producing fruit with deep red citrus pearls inside. The same sharp, tangy citrus burst as the pink variety, with a striking colour that stands out in drinks and on the plate. A thorny, evergreen tree with glossy foliage. Grows in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Protect from heavy…
Australia’s national floral emblem. A fast-growing native tree covered in masses of bright yellow, fluffy ball flowers from late winter through spring — one of the first signs of spring in Melbourne. The fine, grey-green phyllodes (modified leaves) give it a soft, feathery look. Hardy, drought tolerant, and quick to establish. Grows in full sun…
An iconic Australian native with a dark, resinous trunk topped by a dense spray of fine, grass-like leaves. Tiny white to cream flowers cluster on tall spears, usually appearing in spring. Extremely slow growing and very long-lived — some specimens are hundreds of years old. Drought tolerant and low maintenance. Grows in full sun with…
A compact native grevillea with bright red toothbrush flowers that attract honeyeaters and other nectar-feeding birds. Finely divided, fern-like foliage adds texture to the garden even when not in flower. Flowers through much of the year. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Hardy and drought tolerant. Works in borders, mixed native plantings, and containers….
Grevillea Bonnie Prince Charlie is a compact, small growing, native shrub. Clusters of spectacular vibrant red and golden yellow flowers are borne along slender branches during Spring & Summer with occasional flowering throughout the year. This excellent bird ? attracting shrub is a great addition to any garden or landscape. Botanical Name Grevillea Bonnie Prince…
A spreading, prostrate grevillea with bronze-green finely divided foliage and clusters of orange-red toothbrush flowers. Forms a dense, low mat — useful as a groundcover, on slopes, or spilling over retaining walls. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Attracts birds and insects. Low maintenance once established. Botanical name: Grevillea ‘Bronze…
Grevillea Carpet Layer unfurls its charm with grace and vibrancy. This ground-hugging evergreen shrub, hailing from Australia, adorns the landscape with a lush carpet of finely divided foliage. The leaves, an attractive blend of green and bronze, create a textured backdrop for the main act?clusters of intricate, spider-like flowers that emerge in hues of red…
A native grevillea with bicoloured pink and cream toothbrush flowers that appear almost year-round. The fine, divided foliage provides a soft backdrop to the flowers. Attracts honeyeaters, butterflies, and other pollinators. Frost and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works as a feature plant, informal hedge, or in mixed native borders. Low…
Grevillea Fireworks is a small to medium shrub, with bright red and yellow flowers, and soft grey/green foliage. Flowers occur on the end of short branches, and an explosion of colour is seen from autumn to spring. Plants are both frost and drought tolerant and are useful for attracting birds to your garden. Botanical name:…
A spreading native grevillea with small orange-red toothbrush flowers from late autumn through early spring. Fine foliage and a low, spreading habit make it useful for rockeries, mass plantings, and retaining walls. Tolerates coastal conditions, drought, and frost. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Attracts nectar-feeding birds. Low maintenance and hardy. Botanical name: Grevillea…
A large-flowered grevillea with golden-yellow toothbrush flowers that attract a steady stream of honeyeaters and other nectar-feeding birds. Slender, needle-like foliage provides year-round structure. Flowers heavily through the cooler months. Compact and bushy. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Hardy and drought tolerant. A rewarding native for Melbourne gardens. Botanical name: Grevillea ‘Honey Gem’
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