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Grevilleas are woody plants almost totally endemic to Australia.

They range from small prostrate plants to huge trees.

Flowers are usually grouped together to form a spider shape, a toothbrush shape or even a cylinder shape.

Grevilleas number amongst the best known of our native plants.

The Genus was named after the Right Honourable Charles Francis Greville, one of the founders of the Royal Horticultural Society. 
Grevilleas



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