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Small, spidery white flowers in late spring are wonderfully honey-scented. Not suspecting the grevillea, one will look about for the culprit only to be happily surprised. Narrow, ever-olive-green, needle-like leaves are slightly prickly. A nice, dense form with foliage to the ground. Prefers lean soil and full sun. An excellent landscaping...

From Southeast Australia, evergreen victoriae has grey-green leaves on a rounded shrub with provocative spritzes of bright, brick-orange-red flowers in winter. The flowers can bloom sporadically year round much to the excitement of hummingbirds. This is the hardiest member of the grevilleas. Consider a Cupressus, Quercus, Arctostaphylos, Cistus, Helianthemum, and grasses to...

This hybrid of G. victorae x G. juniperina has narrow sage-green leaves that culminate in dazzling, red, brush-like flowers blooming intermittently throughout the year. Some years it has been in bloom for 9 months! Though drought-tolerant, you'll have a larger shrub sooner with some irrigation in warmer periods. Said to have good deer...