Grevillea Poorinda Royal Mantle

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Why we love this plant!

A low-growing, spreading grevillea with rich red flowers that bloom prolifically, attracting honeyeaters and other pollinators. Its dense foliage provides excellent ground cover, helping to suppress weeds and stabilise soil, making it a good option for erosion control and native gardens.

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 such as New Holland Honeyeaters (Phylidonyris novaehollandiae) and native bees.

Plant Details

Common uses:	Border planting, 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:	0.1 m - 0.2 m
Spread Range:	0.2 m - 3 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 have a naturally occurring habitat. Its parent species are Grevillea laurifolia and Grevillea willisii, both native to Australia. Grevillea laurifolia is found in alpine and subalpine regions of New South Wales, often in heathlands and open forests, while Grevillea willisii is native to Victoria, typically growing in mountainous areas.
Leaf information:	Deeply lobed, dark green leaves with a slightly glossy surface and serrated edges.
Preferred Soil:	Prefers well-drained, sandy, loamy, or gravelly soils, tolerating low-nutrient conditions, but thrives best with moderate moisture.

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