Grevillea thelemanniana Mini Marvel

Spider net grevillea

A$8.50

Grevillea thelemanniana, also known as spider net grevillea, is a spreading shrub with pinkish-red and cream-coloured flowers. It is native to Perth, Western Australia. 

Appearance 

  • Spreading shrub with fine, glaucous foliage

  • Clusters of 6 to 14 flowers with a red, green-tipped style

  • Flowers in winter and spring

Growing conditions 

  • Prefers a sunny, open, well-drained site

  • Tolerates light frost

  • Can be grown in containers

  • Drought tolerant once established

  • Good for coastal gardens

Maintenance 

  • Trim lightly after flowering to maintain compact growth

  • Prune after flowering to encourage a more dense habit

  • Benefit from adding some vegetable-based compost into the soil at planting

Uses Bird attracting and Flowers can be used for floral arrangements. 

Other information 

  • The genus name Grevillea honors Charles Francis Greville, a patron of botany

  • The specific epithet was given to it by Austrian botanist Charles von Hügel, who was famous for his introduction of plants into Europe from Australia

14cm pot