Grevillea gaudichaudii

Rare and impossible to locate, we have grown this naturally occurring hybrid from seed in order to have plants to share with the community. Grevillea x gaudichaudii is an impressive evergreen ground cover that can grow to less than 1 foot tall x 6-7 feet wide over time. The distinctly oak shaped leaves come out deep red before changing to green later on. The flowering appears from February to August, and is like red 'toothbrush' shaped structures. All together it forms an amazing ground cover shrub that features fantastic foliage and flowers in a bold tapestry display. Rated to zone 8, it will survive temperatures above 10 degrees F. Very drought tolerant once established. Raved about among those who can grow it.