Grevillea Purple Haze GRAFTED NATIVE

Growing position: Full sun to part shade

Height: Approximately 60 cm - 1 m

Width: Approximately 1.5–2 m

Flowers: Purple to mauve, spider-like blooms

Flowering: Mainly winter to spring, with possible intermittent flowering

Frost tolerance: Tolerates light frost once established

Water requirements: Low to moderate once established

Wildlife: Attracts honeyeaters and other nectar-feeding birds

Uses: Feature planting, native gardens, mixed borders and informal low screening

A beautiful Australian native shrub featuring unusual, rich purple to mauve, spider-like flowers that stand out against attractive green foliage. The distinctive blooms provide a wonderful splash of colour, particularly during the cooler months, and offer a valuable source of nectar for honeyeaters and other native birds.

With its naturally spreading, bushy growth habit, Purple Haze makes an eye-catching feature in native gardens, mixed shrub borders and wildlife-friendly landscapes. Its beautiful flower colour provides an attractive contrast to yellow, orange and red-flowering Grevilleas, making it an excellent choice for creating variety and year-round interest in Australian native gardens.

Grafted onto a hardy rootstock to improve vigour and adaptability, Purple Haze is a particularly appealing choice for gardeners wanting to grow ornamental Grevilleas in Brisbane's subtropical conditions. Plant in full sun to part shade, preferably in well-drained soil, and water regularly during establishment. Light pruning after flowering will encourage dense growth and help maintain an attractive shape. Remove any shoots that develop below the graft union.

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