Banksia Sceptrum Dwarf 0
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Banksia Sceptrum Dwarf 2
Banksia Sceptrum Dwarf 1

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Banksia Sceptrum Dwarf

A dwarf form of the Sceptre Banksia, one of the most magnificent of yellow flowering banksias. Dense and compact, it will make a good choice for low hedging or feature planting. Its bright yellow spikes are prominent and well displayed, flowering in Summer, mainly December and January.

Endemic to the mid-west sandplains around Geraldton in Western Australia, it prefers light well-drained soil in an open sunny position, so avoid waterlogged soils. Does best in a Mediterranean climate and a good choice for coastal areas. Drought tolerant but frost tender.

H ~ 1.5m  W ~ 1.5m

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