Botanical Name
Grevillea obtusifolia ‘Prostrate Form’
Description
Grevillea obtusifolia Prostrate Form is a low-growing native groundcover with a spreading habit that forms dense mats. This hardy prostrate grevillea features blunt-tipped leaves and produces clusters of colorful spider-like flowers in red, pink, or orange year-round. Perfect for erosion control, rockeries, and groundcover in native gardens, this drought-tolerant plant attracts birds and beneficial insects while requiring minimal maintenance once established.
Plant Category
Ground Covers
Size (H x W)
20-30 cm x 2-3 m
Reliability
Grevillea obtusifolia naturally occurs in heathlands and rocky slopes of New South Wales, thriving in well-drained sandy soils with good air circulation.
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