Banksia integrifolia
Coast banksia
A$15.00
Banksia integrifolia, also known as the coast banksia, is a tree or shruc native to Australia that can be very large. It has dark green leaves, pale yellow flowers, and woody cones that produce seeds.
Appearance
Rough, grey to brown bark
Dark green leaves with silvery undersides
Pale yellow flowers in autumn and winter
Woody cones that produce seeds in late spring and early summer
Size
Can grow to be 25 meters tall, but is often smaller
In garden settings, it's usually 5–10 meters tall
Habitat
Grows along the east coast of Australia, from Victoria to Central Queensland
Grows in a variety of habitats, including coastal dunes and mountains
Tolerates salt spray, humidity, wind, and frost
Uses Ornamental tree, Shade tree, Coastal gardens, Native borders, and Windbreaks.
Care
Plant in well-drained soil in a sunny location
Prune as required after flowering
Feed with a slow release native fertilizer during spring
Other features
Flowers are rich in nectar, which is a food source for birds, insects, marsupials, and bats
Fruit provides a seed source for cockatoos
14 cm Pot - $8.50
20cm Pot - $15.00
