GREVILLEA juniperina 'New Blood'
Spider Flower
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:: Proteaceae
:: GREVILLEA
:: juniperina x rhyolitica
:: 'New Blood'
- Type of products available: 0/1/1P9
- Protection : PBR 45776
Main asset
An evergreen ground-cover with an outstanding long blossoming, very resistant to drought.
Remarks
The Grevillea prefer poor and drained soil. Grevillea juniperina is one of the most hardy (down to -15 ° C in sandy soil). Its leaves are spiny, larger than the type.
Obtention Peter James Ollerenshaw, Bywong Nurseries (Australia), diffusion Floraustralis.com
Native from Australia, this species, considered as the most hardy, adpats itself quite well to our coastlines free from alkaline soils. The variety 'New Blood' has a spreading habit, a very long bloom (autumn to spring except cold periods) bright red.
- Uses: rockery, embankment, sunny shrub bed, planter, pot
Global caracteristics:
- Type of foliage: evergreen
- Habit: spread
- Height: 25 cm x 1 m (0.8 ft x 3 ft)
- Growth: medium to fast
- Flowering period: October to June
Shape and colours:
- Foliage shape: acicular
- Foliage colour: green
- Flowers shape: claw shaped
- Flowers colour: red
Plantation:
- Soil type: drained, acid to neutral
- Exposure: sun
- Hardiness: - 10 °C (14 °F - USDA zone 8a)