Grevillea New Blood coastal slow-growing architectural succulent forming a

slow-growing architectural succulent forming a ground-level rosette of sword-shaped

well-established selection with attractive cream and green patterned foliage and a reliable

Feed with citrus fertiliser in spring and autumn

The Sonny Husk Placemat brings a natural

A mass of flowers

Grevillea New Blood coastal slow-growing architectural succulent forming aGrevillea is the backbone of the Australian native garden and one of the best performing genera in Perth's climate. Drought tolerant once established, minimal fertiliser needs, year round or near year round flowering, and an extraordinary ability to draw honeyeaters, spinebills, and wattlebirds into the garden. Perth's sandy, well drained soils suit grevilleas almost perfectly. Full sun. Well drained soil. Low phosphorus native fertiliser only