This is a list of cultivars of the plant genus Grevillea .
Cultivar | Image | Registration | Parentage and notes | Reference |
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'Allyn Radiance' | PBR, received 1996, granted 1998 [1] | G. juniperina var. aurea (prostrate orange) x G. juniperina var. rubra (prostrate red). Released 1995. [1] | ||
'Apricot Charm' | ||||
'Apricot Glow' | ||||
'Aromas' | Similar to type form of G. rosmarinifolia . Has been commercially available in the United States, but unknown in Australia. | [2] | ||
'Audrey' | G. juniperina x G. victoriae Synonym of G. 'Audreyae'. Originated in 1957. | [2] | ||
(Austraflora cultivars) | listed by second name, e.g. 'Austraflora Bon Accord > 'Bon Accord' | |||
'Autumn Waterfall' | PBR: received 2004, granted 2006 [1] | G. bipinnatifida (glauca form) x G. 'Honey Gem' [1] | ||
'Bairnsdale' | ACRA: received 1985, accepted 1989 | seedling selection of G. 'Poorinda Constance' | [3] | |
'Bedspread' | PBR: accepted 2001, granted 2003 [1] | |||
'Billy Bonkers' | G. nana subsp. abbreviata x G. 'Sid Cadwell' | |||
'Birdsong' | PBR, 2000 | G. 'Honey Gem' x G. banksii [1] | ||
'Blood Orange' | PBR: accepted 2006, granted 2009 [1] | |||
'Bon Accord' | ACRA: received 1985, accepted 1986 | G. johnsonii x G. wilsonii | photo | |
'Bonfire' | G. johnsonii x G. wilsonii | |||
'Bonnie Prince Charlie' | ACRA: received 1982, accepted 1992 | G. rosmarinifolia and G. alpina (Grampians form) | photo | |
'Boongala Spinebill' | G. bipinnatifida x G. caleyi | |||
'Border Red' | ||||
'Bronze Rambler' | ACRA:received 1985, accepted 1988 | G. rivularis x G. 'Poorinda Peter' | ||
'Brookvale Letitia' | ACRA:received 1978, accepted 1988 | G. barkylana subsp. macleayana x G. acanthifolia subsp. acanthifolia; also known as G. 'Toowoomba Beauty' | photo | |
'Burke 2' | PBR [1] | |||
'Burke 3' | PBR [1] | |||
'Callum's Gold' | PBR [1] | |||
'Caloundra Gem' | G. banksii x G. 'Coochin Hills' (G. hodgei) | |||
'Canberra Gem' | ACRA: accepted 1976 | G. juniperina x G. rosmarinifolia | ||
'Canterbury Gold' | ACRA: received 1978, accepted 1981 | G. juniperina (prostrate yellow form) and G. victoriae var.leptoneura | [4] photo | |
'Carpet Layer' | PBR | |||
'Carpet Queen' | ||||
'Cascade' | uncertain origin | [2] | ||
'Chatsworth Lorran' | ACRA: received 1990, accepted 1992 | G. thelemanniana x unknown | photo | |
'Cherry Brandy' | ACRA: received 1981, accepted 1989 | F2 hybrid of G. `Misty Pink', | photo | |
'Claire Dee' | Red flowering form of G. banksii x G. bipinnatifida [5] | photos | ||
'Clearview David' | ACRA: accepted 1976 | G. rosmarinifolia x G. 'Crosbie Morrison', raised by Bill Cane of Maffra, Victoria | [6] photo | |
'Clearview John' | natural form of G. lanigera from Lake Glenmaggie | [2] | ||
'Cleaview Robin' | PBR [1] | G. lanigera (Snowy River form) x G. lanigera (Victor Harbor form) | [2] | |
'Coastal Dawn' | PBR [1] | |||
'Coastal Gem' | form of G. lanigera | |||
'Coastal Glimpse' | PBR, 2004 [1] | 'Sandra Gordon' x (probably) 'Moonlight' | ||
'Coastal Glow' | G. barklyana subsp. macleayana x G. aspleniifolia or G. longifolia Also known as 'Frampton's Hybrid' | [2] | ||
'Coastal Impressive' | PBR, 2004 [1] | 'Sylvia' x 'Majestic' | ||
'Coastal Prestige' | PBR, 2004 [1] | 'Sylvia' x (possibly) 'Majestic' | ||
'Coastal Sunset' | PBR [1] | |||
'Coastal Twilight' | PBR [1] | |||
'Coconut Ice' | ACRA: received 1984, accepted 1993 | G. bipinnatifida x G. banksii (white flowered form) | photo | |
'Cooroora Cascade' | F2 seedling of 'Golden Lyre' [7] | |||
'Copper Crest' | ACRA: received 1977, accepted 1979 | G. aquifolium x G. acanthifolia | photo | |
'Copper Rocket' | Similar to G. x gaudichaudii , but upright habit. Released by Faceys Nursery, Victoria | [2] | ||
'Coral' | Selected seedling of G. alpina (Cardinia form) | [2] | ||
'Crimson Glory' | ACRA: received 1984, accepted 1988 | G. acanthifolia x G. willisii | photo | |
'Crosbie Morrison' | ACRA: accepted 1988 | G. lanigera x G. lavandulacea . The name honours Victorian naturalist Philip Crosbie Morrison (1900 - 1958) | photo | |
'Crowning Glory' | ||||
'Dargan Hill' | unknown origin | [2] | ||
'Desert Flame' | Form of G. rosmarinifolia from the Little Desert. | [2] | ||
(Deua Flame) | = G. rhylolitica subspecies semivestita | |||
'Dorothy' | G. lavandulacea x (possibly) G. obtusiflora . Produced in 1963. | [2] | ||
'Dorothy Gordon' | ACRA: received 2007, accepted 2009 | G. sessilis x G. paradoxa | [8] photos | |
'Dot Brown' | PBR [1] | |||
'Edna Ellen' | = G. 'Moonlight' | [2] | ||
'Edna Walling Softly Softly' | G. alpina x G. lanigera 'Blush' | |||
'Eileen Rose' | ACRA: received 1982, accepted 1988 | |||
'Ellendale' | (or 'Ellendale Pool') = G. fililoba | |||
'Ember Glow' | PBR [1] | |||
'Evelyn's Coronet' | ACRA: received 1976, accepted 1977 | G. buxifolia x G. lavandulacea | photo |
Cultivar | Image | Registration | Parentage and notes | Reference |
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'Fanfare' | ACRA: received 1979, accepted 1979 | G. x gaudichaudii x G.longifolia ; also known as 'Austraflora Fanfare' | ||
'Fire Sprite' | ACRA: received 1999, accepted 2007 | Grevillea longistyla x Grevillea venusta | ||
'Fireworks' | PBR, 2007 | Grevillea 'Pink Pixie' x G. alpina | [1] photo | |
'Flame 'n Beauty' | ACRA: received 1998, accepted 2006 | G. asparagoides x G. calliantha | photo | |
'Flamingo' | G.'Superb' x G. 'Moonlight' | photo | ||
'Forest Rambler' | ACRA: accepted 2007 | A cultivar of unknown origin that appeared in cultivation in the 1980s. It has similarities in appearance to G. shiressii and G. 'Ruby Clusters'. | [9] photo | |
'Forsteri' | form of G. banksii | |||
'Gingin Gem' | Prostrate form of Grevillea obtusifolia | |||
'Glen Pearl' | Possibly a hybrid of G. victoriae x G. juniperina First grown in 1960 | [2] | ||
'Glen Sandra' | Possibly a hybrid of G. juniperina x (possibly) G. rosmarinifolia . First grown in 1960. | [2] | ||
'Golden Glory' | ACRA: received 1984, accepted 1987 | form of G. tenuiloba | photo | |
'Golden Lyre' | A hybrid of G. formosa x G. 'Honey Gem' Public release in 2005 | |||
'Golden Sparkle' | ACRA, 1975 | Variegated sport of G. audreyae first propagated in 1973. | [2] photo | |
'Golden Yul-lo' | PBR, 1995 | 'Sandra Gordon' x unknown [1] | ||
'Goldfever' | PBR, 2005 | G. juniperina x Grevillea rhyolitica [1] | ||
'Goldrush' | ACRA: received 1985, accepted 1992 | G. alpina x G. rosmarinifolia | photo | |
'Grampians Gold' | ACRA, 1989 | form of G. alpina | photo | |
'Granya Glory' | ACRA: received 1987, accepted 2000 | G. lanigera x G. polybractea | ||
'Grassfire' | G. tetragonoloba x G.laurifolia | |||
'Green Glow' | ACRA: received 1983, accepted 1987 | Grevillea tetragonoloba x Grevillea x gaudichaudii Originally named 'Wakiti Strata'. | photo | |
'Gypsy' | ACRA: received 1985, accepted 1990 | form of Grevillea banksii | ||
'Gypsy Moon' | Originated from a G. 'Sandra Gordon' seedling selected by Owen Brown of Caloundra, Queensland in 1986. Released by Australis Plants in 2005. | |||
'Hilda Herbert' | Grevillea banksii x (possibly) G. 'Misty Pink' | [2] | ||
'Hills Jubilee' | ACRA: received 2007, accepted 2009 | ( Grevillea baueri x Grevillea alpina Warby Range form) x Grevillea rosmarinifolia 'Lutea' . | [11] | |
'Honey Barbara' | ACRA: received 2007, accepted 2009 | G. 'Honey Gem' x G. 'Sylvia'. In cultivation since 2000 | ||
'Honey Gem' | ACRA, 1980 | red form of Grevillea banksii x Grevillea pteridifolia | [12] photo | |
'Honey Jo' | ACRA, 2009 | G.sericea x G. linearifolia | ||
'Honey Wonder' | PBR [1] | variegated sport of G. 'Honey Gem' [7] | ||
'Honeybird Cream' | ||||
'Honeybird Pink' | ||||
'Honeybird Yellow' | ||||
'Honeyeater Heaven' | ||||
'Hot Lips' | form of Grevillea banksii | |||
'Hunter Beauty' | ACRA: received 1998, accepted 2007 | possibly G. aspleniifolia x G. laurifolia ; prostrate | ||
'Ivanhoe' | ACRA: received 1967, accepted 1992 | Grevillea longifolia x Grevillea caleyi . Believed to have originated in the Melbourne suburb of Ivanhoe | [2] photo | |
'Jessie Cadwell' | Thought be a hybrid of G. longifolia x G. caleyi 'Nana' | [2] | ||
'Jester' | ACRA: received 1989, accepted 1993 | G. 'Honey Gem' x G. 'Coconut Ice' | photo | |
'John Evans' | Thought to be a hybrid of G. baeuri x G. rosmarinifolia 'Nana' | [2] | ||
'Jolly Swagman' | Also known as G. 'Humpty Dumpty'. Seedling of G. 'Royal Mantle' | [2] | ||
'Jubilee' | ACRA: received 1982, accepted 1985 | G. rosmarinifolia x G. alpina | photo | |
'Judith' | Selection of G. alpina (Cardinia form) | [2] | ||
Cultivar | Image | Registration | Parentage and notes | Reference |
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'Kay Williams' | Grevillea banksii x Grevillea 'Sandra Gordon' | |||
'Kentlyn' | = 'Mason's Hybrid' | |||
'Kimberley Gold' | Grevillea wickhamii x Grevillea miniata | |||
'Kingaroy Slippers' | ACRA: received 1977, accepted 1978 | mutation of Grevillea banksii | photo | |
'Kings Celebration' | ||||
'Kings Fire' | also known as 'Scarlet Moon' | |||
'Kings Rainbow' | ||||
'Ladelle' | ACRA: accepted 1998 | seedling of G. 'Misty Pink'; trademarked as G. 'Pink Flush'; | photo | |
'Lady O' | PBR: received 2002, granted 2005 [1] | Grevillea victoriae x Grevillea rhyolitica | ||
'Lana Marie' | ||||
'Lara Dwarf' | ACRA: received 1977, accepted 1978 | A form of G. rosmarinifolia selected by David Jones in 1969 near Lara. | [2] photo | |
'Lemon Supreme' | Hybrid involving G. olivacea x G. preissii | |||
'Lillian' | Possibly a hybrid involving G. rosmarinifolia | [2] | ||
'Lime-Light' | ACRA: received 1977, accepted 1978 | form of G. rosmarinifolia | photo | |
'Lime Spider' | Variegated sport of G. 'Honey Gem' | |||
'Little Honey' | PBR [1] | |||
'Little Jessie' | ACRA: received 1998, accepted 2007 | G.asparagoides x G. calliantha | ||
'Little Miss Muffet' | Grevillea sericea x Grevillea speciosa | |||
'Little Thicket' | ACRA: received 1977, accepted 1979 | A natural hybrid with a suckering habit from Braidwood, New South Wales thought to be derived from a cross of G arenaria subsp. arenaria and G. lanigera. First cultivated in 1972, it was originally considered to be a form of G. obtusiflora. | photo | |
'Lollypops!' | ||||
'Long John' | ACRA: accepted 2007 | Grevillea longistyla x G. johnsonii: also known as G. 'Elegance' | ||
'Lorikeet Amber' | PBR [1] | |||
'Lunar Light' | ACRA: accepted 1982 | form of G. juniperina | ||
'Lyn Parry' | ACRA: received 1979, accepted 1982 | Grevillea buxifolia x Grevillea sericea | photo | |
'Lyrebird' | ACRA: received 1984, accepted 1986 | photo | ||
'Magic Lantern' | Selected seedling of Grevillea alpina (Cardinia form) | [2] | ||
(Magic Lantern) | = Grevillea preissii subsp. glabrilimba | |||
'Majestic' | hybrid origin (Grevillea 'Misty Pink' seedling) | |||
'Marion' | Selected seedling of G. alpina (Cardinia form) | [2] | ||
'Mason's Hybrid' | ACRA: received 1980, accepted 1982 | G. banksii x G. bipinnatifida ; also known as G. 'Ned Kelly' and G. 'Kentlyn' | photo | |
'McDonald Park' | ACRA: received 1978, accepted 1981 | G. rosmarinifolia x G. alpina | photo | |
'Merinda Gordon' | ACRA: received 1981, accepted 1986 | Grevillea insignis and Grevillea asteriscosa | photo | |
'Midas Touch' | seedling of Grevillea juncifolia | [13] | ||
'Misty Pink' | ACRA: received 1975, accepted 2000 | G. banksii (compact red flowering form) x G. sessilis | ||
'Molly' | | | PBR, 2005 | G. aurea x G. bipinnatifida [1] | |
'Molonglo' | ACRA: received 1974, accepted 1974 | G. juniperina (upright red flowered form x G. juniperina (prostrate yellow flowered form) | ||
'Moonlight' | selected form of Grevillea whiteana | |||
'Mt Tamboritha' | prostrate form of Grevillea lanigera | |||
'Nancy Otzen' | ||||
'Nectar Delight' | ACRA: received 1988, accepted 1992 | G. x gaudichaudii x Grevillea acanthifolia | ||
'Ned Kelly' | = 'Mason's Hybrid' | |||
'New Blood' | G. juniperina "Molonglo" x G. rhyolitica [14] | |||
'Noellii' | Form of G. rosmarinifolia sold in the United States. | [2] | ||
'Old Gold' | ACRA: received 1982, accepted 1984 | G. ilicifolia x G. juniperina (prostrate yellow form). | photo | |
'Olympic Flame' | A selected seedling of G. alpina (Cardinia form) | [2] | ||
'Orange Box' | PBR [1] | Grevillea victoriae x G. juniperina | ||
'Orange Marmalade' | ACRA: received 1988, accepted 1991 | G. glossadenia x G. venusta | photo | |
Cultivar | Image | Registration | Parentage and notes | Reference |
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'Parakeet Park' | PBR | |||
'Parfait Cream' | ACRA: received 1986, accepted 1994 | G. 'Pink Parfait' x Grevillea hodgei | photo | |
'Patricia Marie' | ACRA: received 1977, accepted 1978 | |||
''Peaches and Cream' | PBR | white form of G. banksii x G. bipinnatifida (red) | ||
'Pendant Clusters' | ACRA: received 1977, accepted 1979 | Grevillea chrysophaea x Grevillea baueri | photo | |
'Picasso' | Selected form of Grevillea synapheae sold in the United States | |||
'Pink Champagne' | F2 hybrid of G. 'Misty Pink' | [2] | ||
'Pink Gem' | Prostrate form of Grevillea humilis | |||
'Pinkie' | Seedling of Grevillea lanigera raised in Geelong | [2] | ||
'Pink Lady' | G. juniperina x possibly G. rosmarinifolia . Raised in Queanbeyan. | [2] photo | ||
'Pink Midget' | PBR, 2001 | Grevillea leiophylla x Grevillea humilis subsp. maritima | ||
'Pink Parfait' | ACRA: received 1982, accepted 1982 | F2 hybrid of 'Misty Pink' | photo | |
'Pink Star' | ACRA: accepted 1980 | Grevillea baueri x ? | photo | |
'Pink Surprise' | ACRA: received 1976, accepted 1977 | Grevillea whiteana x Grevillea banksii (red flower form) | photo | |
'Poorinda Adorning' | ACRA: received 1968, accepted 1978 | seedling from a form of G. juniperina | photo | |
'Poorinda Annette' | ACRA: received 1968, accepted 1979 | G. juniperina x small flowered form of G. alpina | ||
'Poorinda Anticipation' | ACRA: received 1975, accepted 1981 | Grevillea longifolia x Grevillea willisii | [15] | |
'Poorinda Beauty' | ACRA: received 1975, accepted 1977 | form of G. juniperina x G. alpina | ||
'Poorinda Belinda' | ACRA: accepted 1975 | G. juniperina x (yellow flower form of Grevillea obtusiflora x G. alpina | ||
'Poorinda Ben' | ACRA: received 1976, accepted 1982 | seedling of G. 'Poorinda Peter' | photo | |
'Poorinda Beulah' | ACRA: received 1975, accepted 1978 | seedling of G. 'Poorinda Blondie' | ||
'Poorinda Blondie' | ACRA: received 1975, accepted 1978 | Seedling from G. "hookeriana" | photo | |
'Poorinda Constance' | ACRA: received 1964, accepted 1984 | New South Wales form of G. juniperina x red flower form of G. victoriae | ||
'Poorinda Diadem' | ACRA: received 1975, accepted 1979 | seedling of Grevillea 'Poorinda Leane' | photos | |
'Poorinda Elegance' | ACRA: received 1963, accepted 1977 | Hybrid of New South Wales form of G. juniperina and G. alpina x G. 'obtusiflora' | photos | |
'Poorinda Emblem' | ACRA: received 1974, accepted 1978 | Grevillea caleyi x G. 'Poorinda Peter'. | photo | |
'Poorinda Empress' | ACRA: received 1975, accepted 1978 | Grevillea hookeriana x Grevillea caleyi | photo | |
'Poorinda Enchantment' | ACRA: received 1975, accepted 1979 | seedling from G. 'Poorinda Blondie' | photo | |
'Poorinda Ensign' | ACRA: received 1975, accepted 1989 | Grevillea lavandulacea and Grevillea ilicifolia | photo | |
'Poorinda Firebird' | ACRA: received 1967, accepted 1977 | Grevillea speciosa x New South Wales form of Grevillea oleoides | photo | |
'Poorinda Gaye' | ACRA: received 1976, accepted 1984 | Grevillea hookerana x Grevillea caleyi | [16] photo | |
'Poorinda Gemini' | ACRA: received 1979, accepted 1984 | Seedling of Grevillea hookerana | [17] photo | |
'Poorinda Golden Lyre' | ACRA, 1963 | G. alpina x G. victoriae | photo | |
'Poorinda Hula' | ACRA, 1975 | G. trinervis and G. linearis | photo | |
'Poorinda Illumina' | ACRA, 1963 | G. lavandulacea and G lanigera | photo | |
'Poorinda Jeanie' | ACRA, 1975 | G. alpina and G. juniperina | photo | |
'Poorinda Jennifer Joy' | ACRA, 1964 | G. speciosa and G. linearifolia | photo | |
'Poorinda Joyce' | ACRA, 1963 | G. alpina x G. lavandulacea | photo | |
'Poorinda Leane' | ACRA, 1977 | G. juniperina x G. victoriae | photos | |
'Poorinda Miriam' | ACRA, 1980 | Seedling of G. 'Poorinda Blondie' | photos | |
'Poorinda Peter' | ACRA, 1980 | G. acanthifolia x G. longifolia | photo | |
'Poorinda Pink Coral' | ACRA, 1977 | G. juniperina x G. victoriae | photo | |
'Poorinda Queen' | ACRA, 1964 | G. juniperina x yellow flower form of Grevillea victoriae | ||
'Poorinda Rachel' | ACRA, 1978 | G. alpina and G. juniperina | photo | |
'Poorinda Refrain' | ACRA, 1978 | New South Wales form of G. floribunda x G. juniperina | ||
'Poorinda Regina' | ACRA, 1978 | Seedling of G. 'Poorinda Blondie' | photo | |
'Poorinda Rondeau' | ACRA, 1975 | Grevillea lavandulacea x Grevillea baueri | photo | |
'Poorinda Rosy Morn' | ACRA, 1984 | G. lavandulacea x form of G. baueri . | photo | |
'Poorinda Royal Carpet' | ACRA, 1979 | G. laurifolia x G. willisi | photo | |
'Poorinda Royal Mantle' | ACRA, 1975 | G. laurifolia x G. willisi | photo | |
'Poorinda Signet' | ACRA, 1977 | G. juniperina x G. lanigera | photo | |
'Poorinda Silver Sheen' | ACRA, 1979 | Seedling of Grevillea hookeriana | photo | |
'Poorinda Splendour' | ACRA, 1972 | New South Wales form of G. juniperina x G. alpina | ||
'Poorinda Stephen' | ACRA, 1979 | G. speciosa x G. oleoides | photo | |
'Poorinda Tranquillity' | ACRA | Grevillea lavandulacea and Grevillea alpina | photos | |
'Poorinda Vivacity' | ACRA, 1979 | Grevillea speciosa x large leafed form of Grevillea oleoides | ||
'Pretty Pink' | Grevillea arenaria x G. 'Crosbie Morrison'. Introduced in Victoria in 1985. | [2] | ||
'Pryor's Hybrid' | see 'Scarlet Sprite' | |||
'Radiant Pink' | Natural hybrid of Grevillea lavandulacea from the Black Range near the Grampians, Victoria | [2] | ||
'Raptor' | PBR [1] | |||
'Red Clusters' | ||||
'Red Hooks' | ACRA, 1987 | Grevillea hookeriana x Grevillea tetragonoloba . Often misidentified in the past as G. hookeriana. | photo | |
'Red Sunset' | photo | |||
'Red Wings' | form of Grevillea thelemanniana | |||
'Robyn Gordon' | ACRA: accepted 1974 | G. banksii x G. bipinnatifida | [18] | |
'Rosy Posy' | ACRA | form of G. rosmarinifolia | photos | |
'Ruby Clusters' | ACRA | Grevillea shiressii x Grevillea oleoides or a hybrid of Grevillea victoriae . | ||
'Ruby Red' | prostrate red-flowering form of G. banksii [19] | |||
Cultivar | Image | Registration | Parentage and notes | Reference |
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'Sandra Gordon' | ACRA: received 1976, accepted 1977 | G. sessilis and G. pteridifolia | [20] photo | |
'Scarlet Moon' | AKA 'Kings Fire'. G. nivea x G. 'Crowning Glory'. Produced by Kings Park and Botanic Gardens plant breeding program. | |||
'Scarlet Sprite' | Also known as 'Pryor's Hybrid' or 'Yarralumla Gem'. Form of G. rosmarinifolia | [2] | ||
'Sea Spray' | = Grevillea olivacea x Grevillea preissii . Grown by George Lullfitz in Wanneroo, Western Australia. | [21] | ||
× semperflorens | G. thelemanniana x G. juniperina var. sulphurea | |||
'Shirley Howie' | ACRA: received 1977, accepted 1978 | G. sericea x G. capitellata | [22] photo | |
'Sid Cadwell' | unknown - possibly G. tetragonoloba | |||
'Sid Reynolds' | ACRA: accepted 1992 | G. pinaster x G. commutata | ||
'Silvereye Cream' | PBR | |||
'Simply Sarah' | ACRA 1999 | G. longifolia x G. beadleana | ||
'Splendour' | G. speciosa and G. shiressii | |||
'Starfire' | ACRA, 1981 | seedling of G. 'Honey Gem' | photo | |
'Starflame' | ACRA, 1981 | seedling of G. 'Honey Gem' | photo | |
'Sunkissed Waters' | PBR, 1991 | A mutation of 'Poorinda Royal Mantle' with shorter leaves that are light green with a white to cream edge. | ||
'Sunrise' | ACRA: received 1988, accepted 1990 | G. bipinnatifida x G. 'Clearview Robin'. Originally known as 'Wakiti Sunrise'. | ||
'Sunset Splendour' | ACRA: accepted 2007 | G. 'Honey Gem' x north Queensland form of G. pteridiifolia. Also known as 'Sunset Bronze' | photo | |
'Superb' | ACRA, 1981 | white form of G. banksii x G. bipinnatifida (red) | photo | |
'Sylvia' | F2 hybrid of G. 'Pink Surprise' | |||
'Tanunda' | form of G. lavandulacea from Aldinga in South Australia | |||
'Tucker Time Entrée' | PBR | G. rosmarinifolia x G. alpina | ||
'Tyalge Glow' | ACRA, 1990 | G. speciosa x G.'Poorinda Firebird' | ||
'Wakiti Gem' | ACRA: received 1983 | G. tetragonoloba x G. x gaudichaudii . | [24] | |
'Wattlebird Yellow' | PBR | |||
'Waverley Ghost' | ACRA: received 1984 | Variegated sport of Grevillea 'Poorinda Constance'. Selected 1979. | [25] | |
'White Wings' | G. curviloba subsp. incurva x ? | [21] | ||
'Winpara Gem' | ACRA, 1984 | G. thelemanniana x G. olivacea | photo | |
'Winpara Gold' | ACRA, 1988 | G. preisii x G olivacea | photo | |
'Winter Delight' | G. lanigera x G. lavandulacea | [26] | ||
'Winter Sparkles' | ACRA, 1991 | Grevillea banksii x G. pteridifolia | photo | |
'Woori Wanderer' | ACRA: accepted 2008 | G.laurifolia x G. acanthifolia . Selected 1990. | [27] photos | |
'Yamba Sunshine' | ||||
'Yarralumla Gem' | see 'Scarlet Sprite' | |||
Grevillea banksii, commonly known as Banks' grevillea, Byfield waratah, red flowered silky oak and dwarf silky oak, and in Hawaii as kāhili flower, is a species of flowering plant in the family Proteaceae and is endemic to Queensland. It is an erect shrub or slender tree with divided leaves with four to twelve narrow lobes, and creamy white to bright scarlet and yellow flowers.
The Australian Native Plants Society (Australia) (ANPSA) is a federation of seven state-based member organisations for people interested in Australia's native flora, both in aspects of conservation and in cultivation.
Grevillea aquifolium is a shrubby or scrambling plant endemic to South Australia and Victoria. Common names include holly grevillea, prickly grevillea or variable prickly grevillea. It occurs naturally in woodland, open forest and heathland.
The Australian flowering shrub Grevillea alpina has several common names, including mountain grevillea, alpine grevillea, and cat's claws. It is not limited to alpine environments, and in fact is less common at high elevation than low. The species is variable in appearance, with five general forms described: small-flowered, Grampians, Northern Victorian, Goldfields, and Southern Hills forms. It is found in dry forests and woodlands across Victoria and into southern New South Wales. Some forms of the plant are low to the ground, and some become a spreading shrub. The flowers come in many colours, from white to green to shades of red and pink, or a pattern of several colours. The curled flowers are 1 to 3 centimetres in length. It is attractive to nectar-feeding insects and birds.
Grevillea 'Superb' is a widely grown grevillea cultivar bred by Merv Hodge in Queensland. It is a hybrid of a white-flowered Grevillea banksii, from Queensland, and the Western Australian plant G. bipinnatifida.
Grevillea 'Robyn Gordon' is a grevillea cultivar which has been planted widely in Australia and other countries.
Grevillea juniperina, commonly known as juniper- or juniper-leaf grevillea or prickly spider-flower, is a plant of the family Proteaceae native to eastern New South Wales and southeastern Queensland in Australia. Scottish botanist Robert Brown described the species in 1810, and seven subspecies are recognised. One subspecies, G. j. juniperina, is restricted to Western Sydney and environs and is threatened by loss of habitat and housing development.
Grevillea bipinnatifida, commonly known as fuchsia grevillea, is a species of flowering plant in the family Proteaceae and is endemic to the south-west of Western Australia. It is a spreading shrub, usually with bipinnatifid leaves and loose clusters of dull pink to crimson flowers.
Grevillea victoriae, also known as royal grevillea or mountain grevillea, is a species of flowering plant in the family Proteaceae and is endemic to mountainous regions of south-eastern continental Australia. It is an erect to spreading shrub with elliptic to lance-shaped leaves, and pendulous clusters of red to orange flowers.
Grevillea 'Peaches and Cream' is new and much sought-after grevillea cultivar which has been recently released in Australia.
Grevillea 'Moonlight' is a widely cultivated and popular garden plant in Australian gardens and amenities.+
Grevillea glossadenia is a species of flowering plant in the family Proteaceae and is endemic to Queensland, in northeastern Australia. It is an erect shrub with more or less elliptic leaves and deep yellow-orange to orange-red flowers.
Grevillea edelfeltii, commonly known as white oak, is a tree of the family Proteaceae and is native to the rainforests of north-east Queensland in Australia and to Papua New Guinea.
Grevillea pteridifolia is a species of flowering plant in the family Proteaceae and is endemic to northern Australia. It is also known by many common names, including golden grevillea, silky grevillea, fern-leaved grevillea, golden parrot tree, golden tree, manbulu, yawuny and tjummula. It is a shrub or tree usually with pinnatisect leaves, and bright orange-yellow or reddish flowers.
Grevillea willisii, commonly known as Omeo grevillea or rock grevillea, is species of flowering plant in the family Proteaceae, and is endemic to the eastern highlands of Victoria, Australia. It is a spreading to erect shrub with pinnatipartite leaves, the end lobes broadly triangular to oblong and sometimes sharply pointed, and dense clusters of greenish-white to fawn-coloured flowers with a white to cream-coloured style.
Grevillea parvula , commonly known as Genoa grevillea, is a species of flowering plant in the family Proteaceae and is endemic to an area near the border between New South Wales and Victoria in south-eastern continental Australia. It is a spreading to erect shrub, usually with elliptic leaves, and down-turned clusters of pinkish to red flowers.
Grevillea 'Poorinda Queen' is a grevillea cultivar that originates from Australia.
William Lancashire Cane (1911–1987) was an Australian plantsman who introduced many new native plant species, forms and hybrids into cultivation.
Grevillea lanigera 'Mt Tamboritha' is a cultivar of the genus Grevillea, planted widely in Australia and other countries for its ornamental foliage and flowers. It is the most popular form of Grevillea lanigera in cultivation. It is also known by the names 'Mt Tamboritha form', 'Compacta', 'Prostrate', 'Prostrate Form' or the misnomer 'Mt Tambourine'.
Myall Park Botanic Garden is a heritage-listed botanic garden at Myall Park Road, Glenmorgan, Western Downs Region, Queensland, Australia. It was founded by grazier David Morrice Gordon who made the first plantings on his Myall Park sheep station in 1941. He expanded the garden in the 1950s with the help of gardeners Len Miller and Alf Gray and nursery buildings were built by Harry Howe. It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register on 9 November 2012.