3 banksia spinulosa ‘birthday candles
2 banksia spinulosa ‘birthday candles
4 banksia spinulosa ‘birthday candles
5 banksia spinulosa ‘birthday candles
6 banksia spinulosa ‘birthday candles
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Banksia spinulosa ‘Birthday Candles’

Banksia spinulosa ‘Birthday Candles’

A dense and hardy evergreen shrub with pale yellow to gold flowers from late Summer to Winter that look like birthday candles! Mass plant for eye-catching borders or hedges, or in pots for smaller gardens and spaces.
Plant in full sun or part shade locations in well-draining acid to alkaline soils. Frost tolerant and hardy once established.

h: 0.5m w: 0.5~1m

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