Grevillea 'Flora Mason'

Grevillea ‘Flora Mason’ is a striking Australian native shrub featuring masses of apricot-yellow-pink “spider” flowers from autumn through early spring. Fast-growing and hardy, this hybrid thrives in a wide range of soils, including clay and alkaline conditions, and is both drought and frost tolerant down to -8°C. Its fine, silvery-green foliage creates a dense, bushy habit, growing to about 1.8–3 meters high and 1.5–3 meters wide, making it ideal for hedging, screens, or windbreaks. The abundant blooms attract native birds and pollinators, adding color and wildlife value to your garden. Suitable for full sun to part shade.

Key Features:

• Growth Habit: Dense, fast-growing evergreen shrub

• Size: 1.8–3 m high x 1.5–3 m wide

• Flowers: Masses of rounded, apricot-yellow-pink “spider” flowers from autumn to early spring

• Foliage: Fine, green to silvery-green, lightly divided leaves

• Climate Tolerance: Drought and frost hardy (to -8°C); grows in clay, alkaline, and coastal soils

• Uses: Hedging, screening, windbreak, feature shrub, native gardens, bird-attracting

• Maintenance: Low; prune after flowering to maintain shape, fertilize with low-phosphorus native food

Grevillea ‘Flora Mason’ offers prolific color and wildlife benefits with minimal care, making it a standout choice for tough garden positions and sustainable landscapes.