Grevillea Sunkissed
Abundant apricot flowers during autumn, attracting birds and bees. A wonderful naturally clumping groundcover. Prefers full sun but will tolerate dappled light shade. Great for rockeries and as a low border plant.
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Abundant apricot flowers during autumn, attracting birds and bees. A wonderful naturally clumping groundcover. Prefers full sun but will tolerate dappled light shade. Great for rockeries and as a low border plant, 0.3m H x 0.5-0.7m W.
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