Grevillea juniperina Prostrate Yellow native plant

Grevillea juniperina Prostrate Yellow native plantGrevillea juniperina Prostrate is a creeping form of Grevillea juniperina. It has small, narrow, sharply pointed leaves and spider like clusters of flowers at the end of each branch. The bee attracting flowers are a glowing sun yellow and appear in winter through spring. Grevillea juniperina Prostrate is at its best when cascading over rockeries or stone walls, and is a popular choice for rockeries and as a ground cover. Prune after flowering to

A versatile and long-lived tree

making it perfect for eating fresh straight from the tree

informal edging and feature containers

In heavier soils

commonly known as Woollybutt or Southern Mahogany

Don't dig into clay - create a mound of topsoil

lemon-yellow flower spikes that bring colour and wildlife activity to the garden for much of the year

It makes a beautiful specimen tree

Lambert displays attractive male catkins alongside small female flowers

A great rockery

Its hard-shelled fruits are 6-7cm in diameter

Dwarf Nathan will provide a steady supply of nutrient-rich bananas packed with potassium