Grevillea Royal Mantle
A spectacular, vigorous groundcover with stunning red spider flowers. Great for slopes, banks and retaining walls. Bird attracting.
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A super hardy, evergreen groundcover with attractive green and bronze, lobed foliage studded with stunning burgundy toothbrush flowers from Spring to Autumn. Fantastic for embankments or trailing over retaining walls. Lovely in hanging baskets. Best grown in freely draining soils in a sunny position. W. 3 -6m.
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