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Grevillea gaudichaudii
Plant name: Grevillea gaudichaudi
Plant type: groundcovers / climbers
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Origin: NSW- BLUE MOUNTAINS.
Cultural notes: A hardy, fast-growing groundcover that will thrive in a sunny, well-drained position. Thrips can be problematic to this species.
Maintenance: Can be pruned to maintain shape.
Tolerates: Tolerant of drought, frost and salt spray.
Flowering season: Spring through to autumn.
Flower colour: Toothbrush shaped flowers are vibrant pink-red in colour.
Foliage colour: Leaves are up to 10cm long and multi-lobed, reminiscent of oak leaves. They are dark green and have a reddish tint in cold weather and on the new growth.
Height: Up to 0.1m
Plant spacing: 300cm apart
Recommended uses: Useful for its fast growth and large coverage. Plant on banks and over retaining walls.
Description: A naturally occurring hybrid of Grevillea acanthifolia and Grevillea laurifolia. A vigorous groundcover spreading up to 5m. Attractive foliage and deep pink-red flowers appear in spring, summer and autumn.