Bronze Rambler grevillea (Grevillea 'Bronze Rambler')

When it flowers

January, not flowering
February, not flowering
March, not flowering
April, not flowering
May, not flowering
June, not flowering
July, flowering
August, flowering
September, flowering
October, flowering
November, flowering
December, not flowering

Fast groundcover grevillea with burgundy flowers and bronze-red new growth.

A vigorous prostrate grevillea that spreads widely, rooting along its stems. It's grown for its dense cover of lobed leaves, which flush bronze-red in spring, and for its small burgundy toothbrush flowers from late winter.

In the garden

Rockery
Mass planting
Banks and slopes

Attracts: Birds and shelter for small wildlife
Flowers: Burgundy-red toothbrush flowers, about 4 cm long.
Leaves: Deeply lobed, holly-like leaves; new growth bronze-red.

Growing conditions

Climate: Subtropical and temperate
Light: Full sun to part shade
Soil: Sandy, loam and clay
Drainage: Needs good drainage
Frost: Moderate frost
Water: Some dry spells

Planting and care

Grown from: Cuttings

Planting

Allow 3 m between plants. Ideal for banks, large rockeries and under taller shrubs in the open.

Pruning

Trim the outer stems in late spring to keep it in bounds and dense.

Care

Use a low-phosphorus native fertiliser, if any. Water through long dry spells until established.

Where it comes from

Family: Proteaceae
Order: Proteales
Native to: Garden origin

Widely available.

We don't have stockists listed for this plant yet. Local native nurseries are often the best place to ask.

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Bronze Rambler grevillea Grevillea 'Bronze Rambler'