Grevillea pteridifolia - Golden Grevillea | Native Tree Seedling

Description:
A hardy Australian native shrub or small tree with finely divided fern-like foliage and spectacular bright orange toothbrush-shaped flowers that appear over long periods of the year. The vivid blooms are rich in nectar and highly attractive to birds, bees, and other pollinators. Native to northern Australia, but grows well in protected areas down south. It brings bold colour and texture to native gardens and dry landscapes.

🌳 Height:
3–8 m

🌿 Width:
3–6 m canopy spread

🔧 Uses:
- Wildlife and pollinator gardens
- Screening and informal windbreaks
- Drought-tolerant landscaping

🌱 Ideal growing conditions:
- Well-drained sandy or loamy soils
- Full sun
- Warm location 
- Low to moderate rainfall areas

💪 Tolerates:
- Poor soils
- Heat
- Wind
- Dry conditions

💧 Drought hardy:
Yes — highly drought tolerant once established

❄️ Frost tolerant:
Low — sensitive to frost and best suited to frost-free or mild climates

🧂 Salt tolerant:
Moderate — tolerates some coastal exposure with good drainage