Spreading Grevillea ‘beauty’ with bird-attracting flowers
Grevillea acanthifolia laurifolia ‘Fishbone Flat’ is a striking low-growing native Grevillea featuring deeply textured foliage and vivid spider flowers that bring year-round interest to Australian gardens. Its spreading habit makes it perfect for embankments, native borders, large rockeries and erosion control, while also attracting birds and pollinators into the landscape.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Native spreading shrub |
| Height | Approx. 40cm–80cm |
| Width | Approx. 1.5m–3m |
| Flower Colour | Pink to reddish pink |
| Position | Full sun to part shade |
| Soil | Well-drained soil |
| Uses | Groundcover, embankments, rockeries, native gardens |
| Wildlife | Bird and pollinator attracting |
Tough groundcover Grevillea with serious garden impact
Grevillea ‘Fishbone Flat’ delivers bold native texture with a naturally spreading form that fills difficult spaces beautifully. Tough, architectural and flowering generously, it’s a superb choice for Australian landscapes needing reliable low-growing native coverage.
