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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’
A vigorous native grevillea with deep red spider flowers that bloom through most of the year. The toothed, dark green foliage provides a dense backdrop. Grows to a large shrub — useful for screening and as a feature in bigger gardens. Drought and frost tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Attracts native wildlife…
A compact native grevillea with bright pink-orange spider flowers from winter through spring. Grey-green foliage provides a soft backdrop to the vivid blooms. Attracts native birds, butterflies, and other pollinators. Frost and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in garden beds, borders, rockeries, and containers. Low maintenance. Botanical name: Grevillea ‘Jelly…
A vigorous native grevillea with bright orange-red toothbrush flowers that can appear year-round in mild conditions. The colourful flowers attract honeyeaters and other nectar-feeding birds. Responds well to regular pruning to keep it dense and compact. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in garden beds, as an informal hedge, or in large pots….
A compact native grevillea with bold flame-red flowers from winter through summer. Intricate, fern-like foliage adds texture and interest even between flowering flushes. The nectar-rich blooms attract bees, butterflies, and birds. Hardy and adaptable. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works well in borders, mixed native gardens, and containers. Low maintenance once established. Botanical…
A compact grevillea with soft lemon-yellow spider flowers through winter and spring. The fine, feathery foliage creates a soft texture in the garden. Attracts bees, butterflies, and nectar-feeding birds. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Hardy and drought tolerant. Works well in native gardens, borders, rockeries, and containers. Low maintenance. Botanical name: Grevillea ‘Lemon…
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