Grevillea gaudichaudii web special

Grevillea gaudichaudii web specialRare and impossible to locate, we have grown this naturally occurring hybrid from seed in order to have plants to share with the community. Grevillea x gaudichaudii is an impressive evergreen ground cover that can grow to less than 1 foot tall x 6 7 feet wide over time. The distinctly oak shaped leaves come out deep red before changing to green later on. The flowering appears from February to August, and is like red 'toothbrush' shaped structures. All

but a selection of the species R

The flower color

'Blue Magoo' is an intermediate-growing upright conifer with short gray-blue needles and a dense symmetrical branching structure

creating a most unusual effect

Useful to grow over gazebos

Here is a true miniature

This new FRAGRANT maddenii hybrid comes to us from Phil & Lucy Johnson of Fort Bragg

rocky cliffs in the mountains of Japan's main island

or near a pond or pool

Bretonne came to us from Marc Colombel in France

The long filamentous whipcord-like foliage weeps down as it comes out making an interesting specimen that will get comments from visitors

This fiery perennial sends out spikes of red-orange flowers above tufted clumps of long