Grevillea Golden Lyre
Grey/green, finely divided foliage is carried on spreading, gracefully arching branches giving the appearance of a male lyrebird. Masses of long yellow flowers appear in Summer attracting nectar feeding birds.
Enquiry Form
Got questions?
Feel free to send us an enquiry.
Grey/green, finely divided foliage is carried on spreading, gracefully arching branches giving the appearance of a male lyrebird. Masses of long yellow flowers appear in Summer attracting nectar feeding birds.
Other plants you might like...
A medium sized shrub with dark green fern-like leaves bursting into flower in Spring with firey-red red spider flowers. Bird attracting. H.1.5m W, 2m
A dense speading shrub with fine bronzey new growth. Large, deep orange flowers appear most of the year. Bird attracting. H. 1m Spread to 2.5m
A naturally bushy shrub with bright, honey-coloured flowers appearing all year round. Bird attracting. Frost and drought tolerant. Full sun. H:2m W:2m
Attractive bright green deeply lobed foliage and stunning, flame red flowers. Prune to neat round shrub. Bird attracting. H. 3m. W. 2m.
A large shrub which produces a profusion of cute, shell pink spider-like flowers. Attracts birds. Drought tolerant. Ideal for screening. 3 x 3m.
A fast-growing shrub producing masses of pale apricot flowers in Winter and Spring. Drought tolerant. Coastal suited. Bird Attracting. H:3m W:1.5m
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!
Prostrate shrub with soft foliage and masses of cinnamon scented white flowers during Spring. An ideal groundcover for rockeries.
This Grevillea has flowers so large that they arch down - looking like a pink flamingo feeding. Flamingo will attract nectar feeding birds all year round. H. 3m W. 3m
This is one of my all time favourites! A medium height shrub with deeply divided silver-grey foliage and producing amazing peachy coloured flowes for most of the year. Thrives in most soils, but grows best in a sunny, open, well drained position. Bird attracting.
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
Masses of golden-yellow flowers year round. Attracts nectar feeding birds. H. 3m
