Grevillea Pink Lady
A low, spreading shrub with dense, prickly foliage and a mass of pale pink flowers during spring and summer. Useful groundcover for retaining walls and embankments.
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Grows well in containers. Prefers a sunny, open, well drained site. Tolerates extended dry spells and frost. Trim lightly after flowering to maintain compact growth. 30cm H x 1m W
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