Grevillea John Evans   

• Mature size: 1-1.5m tall / wide
• Recommended spacing: 1-2m apart
• Ideal growing conditions: Full Sun - Part shade.
• Growth rate: Moderate.

 

Uses

Native garden, wildlife garden, feature shrub, coastal gardens, mass plantings, erosion control, cottage garden, low maintenance gardens.

Noteworthy

Australian native cultivar, long flowering period and prolific nectar-rich blooms that attract birds, bees and other pollinators. Highly valued for its toughness, dense habit and large spider-like flowers. Low maintenance once established.

Tolerant

Drought and light frost once established, pruning, coastal conditions, a wide range of soil types provided drainage is good.

Colour/Growth form

Dense, spreading evergreen shrub with soft green foliage and masses of red-pink flowers with cream highlights produced for much of the year. Naturally rounded growth habit with a slightly arching form.

What is Grevillea John Evans?

Grevillea John Evans is a hardy Australian native shrub grown for its colourful flowers and bird-attracting qualities. It is a vigorous hybrid Grevillea that performs well in a variety of Australian climates and is commonly used as a feature shrub in native gardens and for attracting wildlife. Its long flowering season and dense foliage make it a standout addition to any garden.

How to care for Grevillea John Evans

Plant in a sunny to partly shaded position with well-drained soil. Water regularly during establishment, then only occasionally once mature. Avoid poorly drained soils, and use low-phosphorus native fertiliser. Light pruning after flowering will help maintain a dense, tidy shape and encourage repeat blooming.