Leucophyta brownii

Leucophyta brownii

Plectranthus argentatus

Plectranthus argentatus

Grevillea 'Canberra Gem'

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Quick Overview
  • Curling clusters of rose-pink tubular flowers
  • Feathery foliage resembling a rosemary or conifer
  • Drought tolerant
  • Needs a free-draining nutrient-poor soil
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Grevillea ‘Canberra Gem’ is one of the most reliable and toughest of the Grevillias in UK conditions and with good drainage is hardy down to at least -15C, a sub-zero temperature that thankfully we don't see too often. It has clusters of small delicate curling flowers that are a clear rose-pink in colour and it has an astonishingly long flowering period with blooms appearing in early spring and lasting through to mid-summer. It has fine needle-like foliage resembling a rosemary or conifer and is relatively large-growing, becoming a medium sized shrub to 2.5m.

Like all members of the Proteaceae it is intolerant of phosphate fertiliser and should not be fed. A free-draining nutrient-poor soil is perfect and it tolerates dry conditions well.


Additional Information

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Family Proteaceae
Sub-Family Grevilleoideae
Geographical Origin Horticultural cultivar
Cultivation Warm sunny location. Free-draining nutrient-poor soil. Do not use fertiliser
Eventual Height 2.5m
Eventual Spread 2.5m
Hardiness One of the hardiest of all the Grevilleas, surviving down to at least -15C. Appreciates a bark mulch
Grevillea 'Canberra Gem'
Size
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Availability: Sold Out
£16.99
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