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Grevillea belongs to the ancient plant family Grevilleoideae, which split into two subfamilies, Proteoideae before the separation of the Gondwanaland continent around 140 million years ago.
A bushy shrub to 2 metres with a dense habit and light green needle like leaves 2.5 cm long.
White flowers with a tinge of pink occurring in short dense clusters appearing in a profusion late winter and spring.
Adaptable to most soils and conditions, frost and drought resistant.
They occur naturally in the Swan Coastal Plain in Western Australia.
The genus Grevillea was first formally described in 1809 by Joseph Knight from an unpublished manuscript by Robert Brown