Flower of the Day Challenge
A perfect bird attacting Australian Native.
This medium size shrub lends itself to use in a small garden. It will tolerate a wide range of conditions, including humidity as well as drought, and frost down to −5 °C (23 °F). Perfect for my low maintanence coastal garden.
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Thanks for posting this one Mim, I have wondered what the flower on this one looks like.
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Looks like a spider to me.
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Love this variety of Grevillea – there’s a couple in the Royal Botanic Gardens here that I’ve photographed and enjoyed. Such a soft pastel colour compared to most Grevilleas.
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Yes I am impressed with how well it has grown, I am working on a hedge planting across the back of the yard. This one is already attracting Eastern Spinebills.
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Hope you can share some photos of the Eastern Spinebills – they’re a very attractive honeyeater.
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Interesting flower!
https://fredamans.blogspot.com/2020/09/frangipani.html
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