Grevillea leucopteris Grafted

Grevillia leucopteris is a type of grevillea that produces flowers on tall, leggy canes, away from its foliage. Also known as White Plumed Grevillea or "Old Socks," this native WA shrub has a rounded shape, soft furry-pink new growth, and ferny grey foliage. It's called "Old Socks" due to the scent of its flowers, which is said to resemble old dirty socks! The striking creamy white flowers bloom from pinkish buds on tall, leafless branches in spring to summer. Grevillea leucopteris is a great habitat plant, attracting honeyeaters and native bees throughout the flowering seasons. This structurally impressive plant is perfect for use as a hedge or screen, with its thick foliage and hardy nature.

Soil: Well-drained light soil.
Conditions: Open sunny position. Heat, drought, coastal, and frost tolerant.
Size: Height 3m x width 2m