Grevillea baileyana
Evergreen, rainforest tree with very attractive foliage that has copper-coloured undersides. A mass of creamy-white, scented flower spikes appear in Summer.
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Evergreen, rainforest tree with very attractive foliage that has copper-coloured undersides. A mass of creamy-white, scented flower spikes appear in Summer.
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