grevillea plant types
Grevillea plant types are some of the most versatile and striking additions to any New Zealand garden. With their unique, spider-like flowers and attractive foliage, Grevilleas attract native birds while providing colour and interest all year round. Whether you're after compact shrubs, sprawling groundcovers, or something to fill a sunny border, there is a Grevillea to suit almost any landscape need. Below, we explore the most popular grevillea plant types, their uses, and standout varieties to help you pick the perfect Grevillea for your garden.
Grevillea prostrata Aurea
Grevillea prostrata Aurea is a low growing, dense shrub featuring pendulous clusters of yellow flowers. These are borne at the ends of branches that also host fine, mid-green foliage. The flowers are produced from winter through spring as it grows to 20 cm tall and 1 m wide. Grevillea Aurea is commonly included in borders, mass planted either as a groundcover or on a bank, planted around outdoor living areas, or grown to attract birds. It is also great for providing winter colour and looks stunning when allowed to cascade over rocks, slopes, or walls.
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Grevillea Eureka
Grevillea 'Eureka' is a compact, evergreen shrub known for its striking yellow and pink spider-like flowers. Blooming from spring through summer, it attracts nectar-feeding birds to your garden. With its vibrant foliage and unique flowers, 'Eureka' adds a splash of colour to any landscape.
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