grevillea tree types
If you’re looking to add colour, texture, and native flair to your New Zealand garden, exploring grevillea tree types is a great place to start. The Grevillea genus boasts a fascinating range of trees, shrubs, and groundcovers, famed for their intricate flowers, attractive foliage, and wildlife-friendly nature. Whether you need screening plants, landscaping specimens, or simply a hearty addition to your garden, there is a grevillea tree type to suit every need.
Grevillea Red Clusters (Red Clusters Grevillea)
Grevillea Red Clusters is a fast-growing shrub renowned for its striking flowers and great foliage. Showy clusters of red, spider-like flowers are borne from autumn through until spring. They are complemented with small, green-bronze leaves as it grows to 75 cm tall and the same wide. Grevillea Red Clusters is commonly included in mixed plantings, added to Mediterranean themed gardens, used for hedging, grown around pool and other living areas, or mass planted on a bank or the like for a magical display.
Grevillea Robin Hood (Robin Hood Grevillea)
Grevillea hookeriana Robin Hood is an attractive, sprawling shrub that carries large and spider-like flowers through most of the year. The eye catching and unusual red flowers attract birds and are complemented with handsome, fine and lush, mid-green foliage as it grows to 3 m tall and 2 m wide. Grevillea Robin Hood is commonly included in a mixed planting, trimmed into a hedge, used for screening, added to a coastal garden, or planted to attract birds. It also makes a lovely specimen and is perfect for planting around living areas.
