
Grevillea Bonnie
Prince Charlie™
This compact dwarf shrub grows well in the garden (60cm x
60cm-1m) or in containers (up to 40cm x 60cm). Strikingly
showy red-and-gold
flowers cover the foliage in waxy bunches, attracting honeyeating birds in spring and summer
through to autumn. It thrives in temperate and
semi arid climates, in full sun or light shade, and does
best in moist well drained clay or sandy loams, neutral to
slightly acid pH. Frost hardy, it is also suitable for second
line coastal planting.


Uses: It forms a
brilliant and hardy container plant for courtyards and
patios, and is excellent for massed planting in garden beds,
or to provide dramatic accent in rockeries. It looks
stunning when planted amongst brilliant blue dampiera, or
with its taller 'cousin'
Grevillea Jubilee. Together they make an irresistible feast
for honeyeaters, as you see: a confident little White Plumed Honeyeater ('Greenie') gathers
nectar.

Maintenance: Trim to shape after flowering.
Feed in early spring or late summer with controlled release
low phosphorus fertilizer. In containers, use best quality
free-draining potting medium, and do not over water.

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The TM Bonnie Prince Charlie is owned by
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