• 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

$41.90 AUD
$41.90 AUD
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Care Information

Expected Height Range:

0.5 m - 1 m

Spread Range:

4 m

Preferred positioning:

Full sun, Partial sun, and Partial shade

Common uses:

Groundcover, Erosion control, Border planting, Supports wildlife, and Attractive foliage

Flower Season/s:

Winter and Spring

Flower Colour/s:

Plant life cycle:

Perennial

Habitat:

Forest Rambler is a cultivar that does not occur naturally in the wild. However, Grevilleas in general are native to Australia, where they grow in diverse habitats ranging from coastal regions to mountainous areas and dry inland environments.

Leaf information:

Deeply divided dark green leaves

Preferred Soil:

Prefers light to medium, well-drained soils. While adaptable to a range of soil types, it prefers soils that are slightly acidic to neutral.

Known for its sprawling habit and prolific flowering that produces stunning red flowers, rich in nectar. This plant is a magnet for wildlife, especially attracting nectar-feeding birds and beneficial insects.

Care Considerations:

Regular watering during the establishment period and occasional deep watering during extended dry periods will promote optimal growth. Pruning after flowering can also encourage a denser growth habit and encourage flowering the following season. Fertilising is not strictly necessary, however a slow-release, low-phosphorus fertiliser suitable for native plants can be applied if desired.
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