Grevillea Bush Lemons
Its not a citrus but the flowers are the colour of ripe lemons. Flowering for most of the year it will attract honey loving birds. Just stunning!
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Not a citrus, but does have gorgeous, ripe lemon coloured flowers for most of the year.
This tree grows up to 3 metres in height and attracts honey loving birds for many months.
Just stunning to behold, one of my favourite Grevilleas.
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