Grevillea Ned Kelly

• Mature size: 2m tall x 2m wide.
• Recommended spacing for hedging: 1.5-2m apart.
• Ideal growing conditions: Full sun, well-draining soil.
• Growth rate: Fast.

Uses

Garden beds, native gardens, feature shrub, informal hedge, wildlife gardens, coastal garden, understory planting.

Noteworthy

Australian Native, drought tolerant once established, attracts birds including honeyeaters, low maintenance, evergreen.

Tolerant

Drought conditions, light frost, coastal exposure, poor soil.

Colour/Growth form

Grevillea Ned Kelly features striking, bright orange-red flowers year-round. A medium-sized shrub, its finely divided green foliage adds texture to any garden. Known for its prolific blooming, it provides a vibrant contrast in native gardens. Ideal for adding a splash of colour or as a focal point in a mixed border. The flowers are a magnet for birds and beneficial insects.

What is Grevillea Ned Kelly?

Grevillea Ned Kelly is a spectacular Australian native shrub, renowned for its showy flowers and tough nature. It's beloved in gardens for its ability to attract wildlife and its vibrant flowers that offer visual appeal throughout the year.

How to Care for Grevillea Ned Kelly

This hardy plant thrives with minimal care once established. Plant in a sunny spot with well-drained soil. Water regularly until established, then reduce watering. Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and increase flowering. Feed with a native fertiliser annually to promote lush growth and flowering.

The Beauty of A Vibrant Flower Display

With vivid orange-red spider-like flowers, Grevillea Ned Kelly provides a bright splash of colour that lasts through the seasons. These nectar-rich blooms attract native birds, making it a lively addition to any garden.

Ideal Growing Conditions

Prefers poor, well-draining soils and thrives in full sun. Grevillea Ned Kelly is adaptable and can handle coastal conditions, making it a versatile choice for diverse Australian environments. It's suitable for use in various settings from garden beds to coastal plantings.