Banksia caleyi Red Lantern aussie plants

Banksia caleyi Red Lantern aussie plantsBanksia caleyi, commonly known as Red Lantern Banksia, is a hardy, bushy evergreen shrub prized for its bold form and striking floral display. Endemic to a narrow coastal strip between Albany and Esperance in Western Australia, this spectacular banksia produces dramatic reddish maroon, inverted flower spikes from spring through summer. The nectar rich blooms are a magnet for birds and insects, adding life and movement to the landscape. It features

This grevillea is a great addition to native gardens

As a shrub

Water well during the first two years for the plant to establish

Banksia serrata attracts nectar-loving birds and other wildlife to the garden

evergreen compact shrub ideal for seaside gardens

deep red-terracotta cylindrical flowers up to 25cm long

The uniform growth habit and superb autumn colour of the October Glory make it an ideal species for a specimen tree in public parks and gardens

drought tolerant once established

While the fruit is poisonous to humans and some animals

Flowering in late winter to early spring

bringing movement and life into the landscape

Displaying dense