| B.ashbyi is an outstanding ornamental species and ideal for cut flower production due to its bright coloured, terminal flowers. The leaves are linear, about 200-300 mm long by 30 mm wide and have deeply serrated margins. The cylindrical flower spikes are conspicuous as they occur at the end of the branches (terminal). They are orange in colour about 150 mm long by 80 mm diameter and occur in late winter to spring. Banksia ashbyi, known as the Orange or Ashby's Banksia, is generally a shrub to about 3-5 metres tall. 5 seeds Germination: 21-42 days Pre-treatment: Not required Sowing: Wing pointing up, cover lightly with soil. Keep warm and moist, but not wet. Grow notes click here. |