Grevillea pimeleoides

Grevillea pimeleoides

Grevillea pimeleoides is not currently listed as threatened.

It is a very unusual species and is an erect medium sized shrub to about 2.5 metres high. The leaves are covered with fine hairs with a small point at the leaf tip and are about 50mm long by 10-15mm wide. The bright yellow flowers occur in clusters at the end of the branches and bloom from winter through to spring.

It has been sold in horticultural trade under the name G.drummondii which is a similar species. Propagation is by seed and by cuttings.

Info : http://asgap.org.au/g-pim.html

Photo taken and plant named in Kings Park Gardens, Perth WA

Camera:Olympus FE240 compact – untouched

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