WebGrevillea olivaceae is a quick-growing shrub, 3-4 metres high. It is hardy and will even thrive in alkaline soils. You can choose from red, yellow or orange flowers. Grevillea pinaster is an old favourite, growing up to 3 metres high. It has bright green, pine-type foliage and masses of bright red spider flowers in winter and spring. WebGrevillea make fine hedges or screens or background plants. Grevillea require a sunny position with light, gritty, free-draining soil that is low in phosphates. As with all members of the Proteaceae family, Grevilleas should not be fed with fertilizer containing phosphorus. Most are drought tolerant once established.

Grevillea Rosmarinifolia "Rosemary Grevillea"

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Grevillea ‘Moonlight’ Australian Plants Society

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