Grevillea 'Cherry Pie' Australian plants, Australian native plants, Australian wildflowers
Grevillea Cherry Pie NATIVE Availability: In nursery or via click-and-collect $16.00 (No reviews yet) Write a Review Size: 140 mm pot Current Stock: Quantity: Add to Wish List Description Full sun to part shade Height: 1.5 - 1.8 m Width: 1.8 m Bird attracting High frost tolerance Very low water needs when established Notes from the plant tag:
Grevillea hybrida Cherry Pie Wholesale Nursery Nurseries in Melbourne, Sydney & Brisbane
Label Name: 5-8773 GREVILLEA TUCKER TIME CHERRY PIE Job Name: N/A Barcode: N/A Print Scale: 100% of actual size Dimension: 86mm(W) X 126mm(H) Job No.: 0 Grevillea Tucker Time Cherry Pie™ Grevillea x G. Elegance selection Youll be licking your lips over this one. Luscious ripe-cherry flowers
Grevillea Cherry Pie (PBR) Austraflora
Shrubs Grevillea Cherry Ripe™ Grevillea lanigera x lavandulacea Two hardy and colourful plants are combined in Cherry Ripe™ to deliver a small shrub that thrives in a wide range of climates and soils.
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Grevillea Hybrid 'Cherry Pie' (Grevillea longistyla x elegans) by Kell May 14, 2020 5:48 PM. Photo courtesy of and copyright of Brian Freeman, from Victor Harbor, South Australia. Photo courtesy of and copyright of Brian Freeman, from Victor Harbor, South Australia.
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Medium dense upright shrub with soft linear foliage. Large bunches show waxy red-pink flowers in winter-spring and sporadically during the year. Likes well drained soil.
PlantFiles Pictures Grevillea Hybrid 'Cherry Pie' (Grevillea longistyla x elegans) by Kell
Suitable for cool temperate to sub tropical & semi arid climates, in well drained clay loams or sandy soils, neutral to acid pH. Feed with low phosphorus native fertiliser. CAUTION: Skin irritant. Marketed by Austraflora Bird illustrated: Blue-faced Honeyeater Photography: Geoff Melville FULL SUN PART SHADE HEIGHT 1.5-1.8M WIDTH 1.8M
PlantFiles Pictures Grevillea Hybrid 'Cherry Pie' (Grevillea longistyla x elegans) by Kell
Successful in the Maritime Northwest. We have been collecting and testing grevilleas for cold tolerance at our nursery for the past ten years. A gratifying number of them have proven hardy to cold. In December 2009, we recorded the coldest temperatures since 1990. For two nights, the lows dipped to 7°F (-14°C), and to 10°F (-12°C) on the.
Grevillea Cherry Pie
Grevillea Cherry Pie hybrid created by breeder Richard Tomkin. (ABC Wide Bay: Brad Marsellos) Slipping into something more compatible Mr Tomkin found the West Australian species, which are used to sandy free-draining soil, do not do well on the east coast of the country. So he uses a grevillea workhorse to help bridge the gap.
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Grevilleas grow in rocky or sandy soils and must have excellent drainage, so if your soil is heavy clay, build up the soil in mounds or plant into raised garden beds rather than dig into the ground. Improve the soil by mixing in a little Searles Real Organic Compost and sprinkle Searles Penetraide Re-Wetting Granules.
PlantFiles Pictures Grevillea Hybrid 'Cherry Pie' (Grevillea longistyla x elegans) by Kell
Grevillea Cherry Pie Grevillea longistyla x johnsonii x longistyla Luscious ripe-cherry flowers sitting above the finely divided foliage for much of the year invite the honeyeaters in for a feast ~ there's seldom a time when you won't find birds enjoying the flowers.
PlantFiles Pictures Grevillea Hybrid 'Cherry Pie' (Grevillea longistyla x elegans) by Kell
Grevillea Hybrid 'Cherry Pie' Grevillea longistyla x elegans. 1 more photos VIEW GALLERY. View gallery. Family: Proteaceae (pro-tee-AY-see-ee) Genus: Grevillea (grev-ILL-ee-uh) Species: longistyla x elegans: Cultivar: Cherry Pie: Hybridized : by Richard Tomkin: Category: Perennials. Shrubs.
PlantFiles Pictures Grevillea Hybrid 'Cherry Pie' (Grevillea longistyla x elegans) by Kell
Grevillea Cherry Pie (PBR eligible) Grevillea longistyla x Elegans. You'll be licking your lips over this one. Luscious ripe-cherry flowers sitting above the finely divided foliage for much of the year invite the honeyeaters in for a feast ~ there's seldom a time when you won't find birds 'milking' the flowers.
GrevilleaCherryPie Tissue Culture Australia
Grevillea Cherry Pie (Grevillea longistyla x elegans ) is a stunning shrub that shows off large clusters of cherry red/pink flowers beautifully highlighted against the finely divided bright green foliage for most of the year. With a dense bushy growth habit this beautiful screening plant is frost and drought tolerant once established.
Grevillea 'Cherry Pie' (Grevillea longistyla x Elegans) Bred in central… Water Wise Plants
Grevillea Cherry Pie is a beautiful grevillea with soft, linear foliage. The waxy red/pink flowers are produced in large bunches mostly in winter, spring and sporadically throughout the year. It is a stunning, eye-catching plant that makes an excellent screen garden plant.
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Description Grevillea lanigera x lavandulacea 'Cherry Ripe' APPEARANCE: Dense compact native shrub with generous amounts of cherry and white flowers in winter-spring. USES: Native and wildlife gardens, feature shrub, container plant. PLANTING: Plant in well drained soil, mulch well and water regularly until the plant is established.
PlantFiles Pictures Grevillea Hybrid 'Cherry Pie' (Grevillea longistyla x elegans) by Kell
Exposure. Sheltered. Plant match details will appear here. 'Cherry Ripe' is a compact, dense, mound-forming, borderline hardy, evergreen shrub with linear, grey-green leaves and, primarily from winter to late spring, dense racemes of waxy, petalless, red to reddish-pink flowers with long, reddish-pink styles.
