Grevillea Carpet Layer
A dense vigorous carpet, with masses of large burgundy flowers. A great performer for banks and slopes, providing a living mulch cover. 0.20cm H x 1.5-2.5m W.
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A dense vigorous carpet, with masses of large burgundy flowers. A great performer for banks and slopes, providing a living mulch cover. 0.20cm H x 1.5-2.5m W.
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