Grevillea Golden Lyre
Grey/green, finely divided foliage is carried on spreading, gracefully arching branches giving the appearance of a male lyrebird. Masses of long yellow flowers appear in Summer attracting nectar feeding birds.
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Grey/green, finely divided foliage is carried on spreading, gracefully arching branches giving the appearance of a male lyrebird. Masses of long yellow flowers appear in Summer attracting nectar feeding birds.
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