10 of Our Favourite Grevilleas for Sunshine Coast Gardens
Grevillea 'Lady O' is a hardy Australian native shrub admired for its masses of vibrant orange-red spider flowers and attractive grey-green foliage. Flowering over an extended period, it is an excellent choice for adding year-round colour while attracting birds and beneficial pollinators to the garden. Its naturally dense habit makes it ideal for native gardens, informal hedging and feature planting.
Produces an abundance of striking orange-red spider flowers throughout much of the year, with peak flowering during the cooler months. The nectar-rich blooms are highly attractive to honeyeaters, bees and other pollinators.
Fine, divided grey-green foliage provides an attractive backdrop to the colourful flowers and gives the plant year-round appeal.
Produces small seed pods following flowering, typical of Grevillea species, although these are generally not considered a feature.
A medium-sized evergreen shrub with a dense, rounded growth habit.
Height: 2–3 metres
Width: 2–3 metres
Water regularly during establishment. Once established, Grevillea 'Lady O' requires minimal watering. Light pruning after flowering encourages dense growth and more prolific flowering. Feed with a low-phosphorus native plant fertiliser if required.
Grevillea 'Lady O' is a reliable flowering native shrub that performs exceptionally well in Sunshine Coast conditions. Its long flowering season and ability to attract wildlife make it an excellent addition to both modern and traditional Australian gardens.
Pairs beautifully with Callistemon, Westringia, Banksia, Lomandra, Dianella, Anigozanthos and other Australian native plants.
Common Name: Lady O Grevillea
Botanical Name: Grevillea 'Lady O'
Family: Proteaceae
Origin: Australian hybrid cultivar
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