Grevillea Ivory Whip
A medium shrub producing calming ivory-white flowers with a delicate shade of light pink nestling in their centres. Flowers all year round. H. 1.5m W. 1.5m
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This beautiful Grevillea is a must for your garden! Its flowers are a calming ivory with a delicate shade of light pink nestling in their centres. The stunning flower display will be there all year round for you and your birds to enjoy! H. 1.5m W. 1.5m.
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