A medium height shrub with deeply divided silver-grey foliage, which bears large, stunning, peachy coloured flowers for most of the year. Bird attracting. H. 3-4m
Grevillea Just Peachy
This is one of my all time favourites! A medium height shrub with deeply divided silver-grey foliage and producing amazing peachy coloured flowes for most of the year. Thrives in most soils, but grows best in a sunny, open, well drained position. Bird attracting.
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