Grevillea rosmarinifolia Canberra Gem mixed hedging Unusual colouring

Unusual colouring

warm wall except in the mildest areas

Site: Tolerates some coastal exposure

Uses: Cookin

funnel-shaped white flowers tinged pale-pink at the centres and on the reverse and with yellow markings are produced in April & May

Grevillea rosmarinifolia Canberra Gem mixed hedging Unusual colouringSpider Flower Canberra Gem A hardier cultivar of the Australian species, Grevillea rosmarinifolia Canberra Gem is a vigorous, medium sized, evergreen shrub with a rounded habit, grown for its striking flowers and exotic appearance. The leaves are rosemary like, but longer, deep green above, pale below, and with a sharp tip. Clusters of large, deep pink, waxy flowers of spidery appearance are borne from late winter to late summer. It is not a shrub for