Grevillea ramosissima

South West Slopes Revegetation Guide

Grevillea ramosissima

Fan GrevilleaGrevillea ramosissima

Species Information

Synonyms
Common Names Fan Grevillea, Branching Grevillea
Family Proteaceae - Protea family.
Name Origin Grevillea. - after Charles Francis Greville (1749-1809), co-founder of London Horticultural Society. ramosissima - from Latin ramosissimus, very branched, referring to habit.

Specimen Data -

Location
Notes No Specimen Data Available
Collector Date 01/09/1997
Determined By Date 01/09/1997

South West Slopes Revegetation Guide Information

Regional: Noted in the Tumut region.
Australia: NSW, Vic.
Habitat: Dry sclerophyll woodland, on various acidic substrates, including granite and sandy soils.
Habit: Low spreading shrub 30 cm to 3 m high. Leaves 3-10 cm long with turned down margins.
Similar Species:
Site Preference:
Characteristics: Hybridises with Rosemary Grevillea (G. rosmarinifolia) and Green Grevillea (G. jephcottii).
Flowering: Creamy white, mainly spring.
Seed Collection:
Propagation: From seed or cuttings, which generally strike slowly.
Regeneration:
Timber:
Shade and Shelter: Useful low-level cover in windbreaks.
Land Protection:
Wildlife: Good habitat.
Ornamental: pruning promotes bushiness. Easily cultivated.
Other:

Note: The following information presented is only a guide, as plant characteristics vary depending on provenance (the plant's locality).

Site/Preferred Habitat : semi-shade
Rainfall(mm) : 400+
Growth Rate :
Tolerates : moderate frost & snow
Resents :
Uses & Comments : ornamental; wildlife

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