Grevillea Leptobotrys Grafted - Lilac Tangles Expensed evergreen leaves and delicate white

evergreen leaves and delicate white flowers borne on slender stems

low-phosphorus fertilizer in early spring to support robust growth

Characteristics: Grey Myrtle features dense foliage with elliptical to lance-shaped leaves that are glossy green on top and paler underneath

so it is best to trim conservatively

also known as false sarsaparilla or purple coral pea

Grevillea Leptobotrys Grafted - Lilac Tangles Expensed evergreen leaves and delicate whiteCommon Name: Tangled Grevillea Grevillea Leptobotrys is a prostrate shrub with simple and toothed leaves and clusters of pale to deep lilac pink flowers. It is native to Western Australia and typically grows up to 40 cm with leaves ranging from 30 290 mm long. Flowering occurs mainly from October to December, but flowers can be seen in most months. The fruit is a red oval to club shaped follicle that is 9 14 mm in length.