Grevillea Blood Orange
- Mature size: 1.5-2m tall x 1.5-2m wide.
- Recommended spacing: 1-1.5m apart.
- Growing conditions: Full sun with well-drained soil.
- Growth rate: Fast.
Uses
Feature shrub, native garden attraction, low-maintenance border, wildlife-friendly planting, rock garden enhancement.
Noteworthy
Australian native, evergreen plant, attracts birds and bees, vibrant flowering species.
Tolerant
Heat, dry conditions, light frost, low water usage areas, sandy to loamy soils.
Colour/Growth form
Lush green foliage with bold red-orange blooms attracts nectar-loving birds. Grevillea Blood Orange is a striking medium-sized shrub, native to diverse Australian landscapes. Its fiery orange-red flowers bloom throughout most of the year, making it a popular choice for gardeners seeking to add vibrant colour to their outdoor spaces.
What is Grevillea Blood Orange?
Grevillea Blood Orange is a dazzling Australian native plant known for its brightly coloured flowers and wildlife appeal. This evergreen shrub is highly valued for its versatility in garden designs, providing long-term decorative interest and habitat for local species. Its compact growth makes it suitable for urban and suburban gardens alike.
How to Care for Grevillea Blood Orange
Planting Grevillea Blood Orange involves selecting a sunny location with well-drained soil. It's a low-maintenance plant requiring occasional watering during extended dry spells. Fortify its growth by using a native plant fertiliser annually in spring. Minimal pruning can maintain its shape and enhance flowering.
The Beauty of Orange Blooms and Wildlife Attraction
Grevillea Blood Orange showcases clusters of bright red-orange flowers that emerge from late winter to late summer. These flowers serve as a hotspot for attracting native birds and pollinating insects, providing seasonal activity and interest within your garden space.
Ideal Growing Conditions
This Grevillea species is best suited to sandy or loamy soils with good drainage. It adapts well to coastal and inland regions, showing resilience against light frosts and extended dry periods. With its robust root system, it's an ideal selection for new gardens seeking easy maintenance along with a dramatic visual impact.
