Grevillea baileyana - White Oak / Brown Silky Oak

• Mature size: 10-15m tall x 5-8m wide.
• Recommended spacing for planting: 5-10m apart.
• Ideal growing conditions: Full sun-part shade.
• Growth rate: Moderate.

Uses

Feature tree, native garden, bushland revegetation, wildlife habitat, windbreak, drought-tolerant landscapes.

Noteworthy

Australian Native, hardy evergreen, drought-tolerant, attracts wildlife including birds and insects.

Tolerant

Adapts to a range of soil types, resistant to coastal conditions, withstands light frost once established, thrives with minimal maintenance.

Colour/Growth form

Lance-shaped grey-green leaves with white undersides, clusters of creamy white flowers, oak-like foliage giving a majestic appearance. Medium-large tree suitable for providing shade and habitat. The Grevillea baileyana is a resilient species prized for its aesthetic appeal and ecological benefits.

What is Grevillea Baileyana?

Grevillea baileyana, or white oak, is a stunning native Australian tree known for its distinctive white oak-like leaves and striking floral displays. Its tough nature makes it an ideal choice for Australian landscapes, where it supports biodiversity and adds splendour to any setting.

How to Care for Grevillea Baileyana

Caring for this plant involves occasional pruning to maintain shape and removing dead branches. Although hardy, it benefits from a light application of native fertiliser in spring to boost flowering.

The Beauty of Grevillea Baileyana's Foliage and Blooms

Its creamy white flowers bloom against the olive-green foliage, offering a captivating visual contrast while drawing in a host of native birds, ensuring that your garden teems with life and vibrancy.

Ideal Growing Conditions

Prefers well-drained sandy or loamy soils with good sunlight exposure. Perfectly suited for coastal regions and open woody areas where it can expand its canopy freely.