Grevillea Lavandulacea Foxtail Agave tip-prune after flowering to shape

tip-prune after flowering to shape (avoid cutting into old bare wood)

Light frost hardy

compact habit)

Feature pots in bright shade—silver foliage pops against dark containers and paving

0 m W (easily kept smaller with clipping)

Grevillea Lavandulacea Foxtail Agave tip-prune after flowering to shapeLavender Grevillea Botanical Name: Grevillea lavandulacea Family: Proteaceae Origin: Australia (SA & VIC) Plant Type: Evergreen shrub Overview Grevillea lavandulacea is a compact, water wise native for South Australian gardens. It forms a neat mound of fine, grey to mid green foliage and produces masses of nectar rich red to deep pink spider toothbrush flowers through the cooler months. Ideal for low maintenance borders, native hedging, banks