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Grevillea Crimson Villea H16 PBR
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Grevillea 

Grevillea Crimson Villea  TM ‘ H16’ PBR 

This brilliantly showy Grevillea is far more compact and denser than other varieties and boasts an abundance of crimson flowers in autumn and winter, bringing great cheer in the colder months. It’s naturally rounded shape and rosemary like foliage doesn’t require regular pruning to keep it looking good.
Tough and far less fussy too, it can handle frost to -5 and moderate humidity and grows well in dry, irrigated areas. It can be a great addition to gardens from southern Queensland all the way down to the southern coast.

 

H-0-.8m  W-0.8m

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