Grevillea tamborita (Grevillea lanigera 'Mt Tamboritha') belongs to the large category of particular ornamental shrubs, originating in Australia. It is a shaggy spreading shrub with unusual creamy-rose flowers that appear in clusters at a time when few plants bloom. In fact, the flowering of Grevillea tamborita begins in the winter and ends at the end of spring - however, under favorable conditions it is possible to blossom almost all year round. Decorative is also its gray-green foliage, with the elongated linear leaves, typical of most of the plants of the genus Grevillea. It grows in soils that have excellent drainage, and has good resistance to short drought periods. The Grevillea tamborita, planted in full sun or partial shade, while their high durability in the sea winds and salt sprays, calls them perfectly suitable for installation in coastal gardens.
It is offered at a price determined by the particular characteristics of the plant, such as the size of the pot, its height, age and shape. Large shrubs are also available for sale (and planting) upon prior arrangement. In any case, the price or prices listed are indicative.
| Plants | |
| Plants Category | Landscaping & Gardening Shrubs |
| Plants Type | Flowering Low Height Srubs for Every Garden & Coastal Areas |
| Genus | Grevillea |
| Species | lanigera |
| Variety | Mt Tamboritha |
| Foliage | Evergreen |
| Leaves Color | Grey - Green |
| Autumn Foliage Color | Grey - Green |
| Color of Flowers | Pink |
| Flowering | January - May |
| Fragance | No |
| Soil | Loam, Sand, Clay |
| pH of Soil | 6.5 - 7.5 |
| Irrigation | Medium |
| Thorns | No |
| Toxicity | Contact with the plant parts of the Grevillea tamborita may cause skin irritation |
| Respiratory Allergies | Contact with the plant parts of the Grevillea tamborita can cause allergic reactions in people with sensitivity |
| Growth Rate | Moderate to Fast |
| Planting Season | Hardy Fuchsias shrubs in pots are planted all year round except during periods of extreme weather |
| Plant Uses | Grevillea tamboritas are planted in city gardens, or in gardens located next to or very close to the sea, in sandy seaside areas, on outdoor business premises (hotels, rooms to let, etc.) and are used as low-hedge plants. |