• Young Grevillea 'Forest Rambler' plants growing in black nursery trays, showcasing vibrant green leaves and early growth stages, ideal for Australian gardens.
  • Dense clusters of Grevillea 'Forest Rambler' in a nursery setting, displaying lush green foliage, perfect for adding native Australian greenery to Queensland landscapes.
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Grevillea Forest Rambler

Grevillea Forest Rambler

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Why we love this plant!

A fast-growing, spreading shrub that produces soft pink to cream flowers throughout the year, attracting birds, bees, and butterflies. Its dense growth habit makes it a good option for ground cover, erosion control, or wildlife-friendly gardens in South East Queensland.

Care Considerations

Watering preferences:

  • Low to moderate watering; drought-tolerant once established.

Mulching preferences:

  • Applying organic mulch helps retain soil moisture and suppress weeds.

Fertilising preferences:

  • Generally not necessary; if needed, use a low-phosphorus native plant fertiliser.

Pruning preferences:

  • A light prune after flowering can help maintain shape and encourage dense growth.

Good to Know:

  • Attractive to nectar-feeding birds like Eastern Spinebills (Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris) and various native bees.

Plant Details
Common uses: Pollinator-friendly, Seasonal colour, Drought hardy/tolerant, Low maintenance garden, Robust/Hardy, Coastal garden, Rocky or dry gardens (Xeriscape), Erosion control, and Feature plant
Expected Height Range: 0.5 m - 1 m
Spread Range: 2 m - 4 m
Preferred positioning: Full sun, Partial sun, and Partial shade
Flower Season/s: Winter and Spring
Flower Colour/s:
Plant life cycle: Perennial
Habitat: A cultivated hybrid that does not occur naturally in the wild. Its parent species include Grevillea juniperina and Grevillea rosmarinifolia, both native to Australia. Grevillea juniperina is commonly found in open forests and woodlands of New South Wales and Queensland, while Grevillea rosmarinifolia thrives in similar habitats, often on rocky slopes and along creek banks.
Leaf information: Small, finely divided green leaves with a soft, feathery appearance.
Preferred Soil: Prefers well-drained, sandy or loamy soils, tolerating poor soils and dry conditions, provided drainage remains good.
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