Banksia spinulosa Olives and ornamental character make it

and ornamental character make it ideal for feature planting

upright grower with high productivity when given full sun and well-drained soil

Its deeply lobed leaves emerge bright red in spring

creating a dynamic and ever-changing display from spring through autumn

Blooming slightly later than common lilacs

Banksia spinulosa Olives and ornamental character make itCommon Name: Hairpin Banksia Description: Banksia spinulosa, commonly known as Hairpin Banksia, is a highly ornamental and adaptable Australian native shrub renowned for its bold flower spikes and fine, dark green foliage. It naturally occurs along the east coast of Australia and performs beautifully in a wide range of garden settings, including Melbournes temperate climate. The cylindrical flower spikes, which range in colour from golden yellow to