Grevillea Venusta
A large shrub with unusually coloured flowers and attractive leaves. The spider flowers are made up of green, yellow, red and black. Attracts nectar feeding birds. Creates a lovely hedge. H.to 5m. W. 3m
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A large shrub with unusually coloured flowers and attractive leaves.
Brilliant at attracting nectar feeding birds into the garden.
Fantastic hedging plant due to its bushy habit.
H. 4m W. 3m
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