Adenanthos sericeus, Coast Woollybush
Adenanthos sericeus, Coast Woollybush
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Adenanthos sericeus, Coast Woollybush
Adenanthos sericeus, Coast Woollybush
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Adenanthos sericeus, Coast Woollybush

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Coast Woollybush 

This fine-textured upright shrub or small tree typically grows up to ten feet tall and up to six feet wide.  It has wispy stems that are covered with soft gray needle-like foliage that is very soft to touch and flushes pink in new growth. The small red tubular flowers appear at the base of the leaves off and on throughout the year.  Prune in spring and summer.

-Plant in full sun, partial shade in warm areas

- Best in well draining soil, does not like wet or clay soil

- Tolerant of wind

-Low water needs, drought tolerant once established

- Attracts bees and birds

- Hardy up to 20-25 degrees, tip damage can be noticed below 25

- Native to Australia


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Coast Woollybush 

This fine-textured upright shrub or small tree typically grows up to ten feet tall and up to six feet wide.  It has wispy stems that are covered with soft gray needle-like foliage that is very soft to touch and flushes pink in new growth. The small red tubular flowers appear at the base of the leaves off and on throughout the year.  Prune in spring and summer.

-Plant in full sun, partial shade in warm areas

- Best in well draining soil, does not like wet or clay soil

- Tolerant of wind

-Low water needs, drought tolerant once established

- Attracts bees and birds

- Hardy up to 20-25 degrees, tip damage can be noticed below 25

- Native to Australia