Grevillea Red Hooks

A fast-growing native shrub, Grevillea Red Hooks is admired for its upright habit, deeply lobed fishbone foliage, and distinctive red toothbrush-shaped flowers. These glossy nectar-rich blooms cluster at the tips of the branches and appear intermittently throughout the year, with the heaviest display from late winter through spring. Their vibrant colour and abundant nectar draw in local birds, bees, and butterflies, while also making excellent cut flowers. Its naturally compact form, typically reaching around 1–1.2 metres tall, makes it an appealing choice for smaller gardens, containers, screening, or as a striking stand-alone specimen. With its lively blooms and robust, adaptable nature, Red Hooks brings year-round interest and movement to any native or mixed garden setting.

Soil: It thrives in well-drained clay or loamy soils
Conditions: Full sun. Drought, frost and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 1-1.2m x width 1m