Grevillea 'Bronze Rambler' (Spider Flower)

Grevillea 'Bronze Rambler' is thought to be a hybrid of Grevillea rivularis and Grevillea 'Poorinda Peter'. A dense groundcover spreading up to 4m. A vigorous evergreen ground cover which has attractive bronzy-red new growth. Bears masses of red toothbrush-like flowers on top of the foliage in Spring with sporadic flowering throughout the year. Flowers are very attractive to nectar feeding birds. Plant in full sun for best colour but will tolerate semi-shade. Likes well-drained soils. Once established is able to tolerate extended dry periods and is reasonably frost hardy. Responds well to cutting in late Spring once peak flowering has finished. Feeding with a careful application of low phosphorus slow release fertilisers in Spring can be made if required. Excellent groundcover for covering large areas or down banks. H 30cm x W 4m.

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