Grevillea Winter Delight
A beautiful low shrub with soft grey foliage, producing a profusion of red-pink and cream flowers. A dense habit provides excellent habitat for small birds. H:30cm W:1m
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A beautiful low shrub with soft grey foliage, producing a profusion of red-pink and cream flowers. A dense habit provides excellent habitat for small birds. H:30cm W:1m
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