Grevillea laurifolia, commonly called the Blue Mountain Rambler, is a native, evergreen ground cover/low-growing shrub with broad, heart-shaped leathery foliage. It produces an abundance of wiry, deep red, toothbrush flowers with golden tips in winter through to early summer. Trim back after flowering and take care not to disturb the roots. Ideal for difficult sites - embankments, slopes and erosion control.
Soil: Prefers lighter, sandy soils.
Conditions: Sunny location.
Size: Height 0.15m x width 2-4m
Soil: Prefers lighter, sandy soils.
Conditions: Sunny location.
Size: Height 0.15m x width 2-4m