Occurrence evidence0 records from ALA occurrence records
Native range bioregionsNot yet summarised
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Rosemary Grevillea
Grevillea rosmarinifolia
Proteaceae|In Stock
$8.50per packet (15 seeds)
Fine foliage with red-cream spider flowers
DRYPOL
GROWING CONDITIONS
Sun ExposureFull Sun, Part Shade
Soil TypesLoam, Sandy, Gravelly
Water NeedsLow
Plant Height0.5-2m
WILDLIFE & ECOLOGY
Wildlife ValueBird-attracting, Habitat, Bee-friendly
ConservationCommon
UsesOrnamental, Hedging, Cut flowers
DISTRIBUTION
BioregionsSouth Eastern Highlands, Sydney Basin, NSW South Western Slopes
Climate ZonesTemperate, Cool Temperate
FloweringWinter, Spring
DISTRIBUTION
Regional provenance50 kmLoading occurrence data…
SPECIES EVIDENCEOccurrence + model context
Model StatusALA-only / SDM unavailable
This species does not yet have SDM coverage in Twig; we are showing ALA occurrence evidence only.
Seed catalogue regionSouth Eastern Highlands, Sydney Basin, NSW South Western Slopes
Model confidenceNot scored yet
Last model runnot yet run for a stable release
Evidence for Rosemary Grevillea (Grevillea rosmarinifolia) is observational and model-based; it does not guarantee suitability at your site.
SHIPPING
SHIPPING AVAILABILITY
NSW
VIC
QLD
SA
WAPermit required
TAS
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DESCRIPTION
An attractive shrub with narrow rosemary-like foliage and clusters of red and cream spider flowers from winter to spring. Highly bird-attracting, especially honeyeaters. Tough and adaptable once established. The fine foliage creates a soft texture in the garden. Excellent for hedging and screening.
GERMINATION DATA
Germination Rate
45%
Days to Germinate
21-42
Optimal Temperature
18-22°C
Stratification
None required
Scarification
None required
Sowing Depth
Surface sow, press into soil
Spacing
1-2m
GROWTH TIMELINE
Rosemary Grevillea — Germination rate45%
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SowingDay 0
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Germination21-42 days
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Seedling42-84 days
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Transplant84-126 days
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Vegetative126-210 days
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Flowering210+ days
COMPANION PLANTS
GROWING GUIDE
Surface sow on well-draining seed mix. Press into surface — do not cover. Keep warm and moist. Germination is slow and irregular. Bottom heat helps.