This striking grevillea will make a great addition to any garden, with it’s deep orange/ red coloured flowers. Great for cut flowers, attracting birds and a wonderful specimen shrub. 3-4m H x 2m W.
Grevillea Blood Orange
This striking grevillea will make a great addition to any garden, with it’s deep orange/ red coloured flowers. Great for cut flowers, attracting birds and a wonderful specimen shrub. 3-4m H x 2m W.
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