Banksia ilicifolia plant

Banksia ilicifolia plantBanksia ilicifolia, commonly known as the Holly Leaved Banksia, is a distinctive Western Australian native tree with close botanical links to the former dryandras. Unlike the classic cylindrical flower spikes that most banksias are known for, this species produces unusual dome shaped flower heads, making it instantly recognisable in the landscape. The dark green foliage is sharply serrated and strongly resembles holly leaves, giving rise to its common

Sterling Silver is a striking

which emerges in shades of pink to bright red before maturing to a mid-to-deep green

Reapply mulch and feed with a slow-release fertiliser in spring to keep plants healthy and productive

These nectar-rich blooms are highly attractive to bees

making them highly attractive to nectar-feeding birds and a wonderful addition to wildlife-friendly gardens

it provides vibrant colour and attracts birds throughout the year

Its glossy green foliage transforms into rich red tones in autumn

and it also performs well in large containers

Grevillea Cherry Moon PBR is a striking new grevillea cultivar celebrated for its masses of glorious

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and dedicated cut-flower patches