Grevillea Gaudi Chaudi
A gorgeous native groundcover with deeply divided dark green leaves, tinged red during cool months. New growth is deep red. Burgundy toothbrush flowers from late Spring to Summer. Excellent for mass planting to cover slopes & banks
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A gorgeous native groundcover with deeply divided dark green leaves, tinged red during cool months. New growth is deep red. Burgundy toothbrush flowers from late Spring to Summer. Excellent for mass planting to cover slopes & banks.
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