Grevillea Lollypops
A small shrub with dense foliage and bright, lolly-pink flowers all year. Only requires a light annual prune. Bird attracting. H:1.5m W:1.5m
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A small shrub with dense foliage and bright, lolly-pink flowers all year. Only requires a light annual prune. Bird attracting. H:1.5m W:1.5m
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