Dwarf Banksia 'Honey Pots'
Dwarf Banksia 'Honey Pots' is a compact, native Australian shrub that brings bright colour and wildlife to gardens. Its leaves are soft‑green and slightly serrated, forming a dense, rounded mound. Through autumn to early spring it produces golden‑orange, honey‑scented flower spikes that attract birds, bees and other pollinators. It usually grows to about 1 metre tall and up to around 1–1.5 metres wide, though many maintain a bushy height closer to 0.8–1 m. It thrives in full sun or light shade, in well‑drained sandy or loamy soil, and once established it is drought- and frost-tolerant.
Supplied in a 140mm pot.
Description
Dwarf Banksia 'Honey Pots' is a compact, native Australian shrub that brings bright colour and wildlife to gardens. Its leaves are soft‑green and slightly serrated, forming a dense, rounded mound. Through autumn to early spring it produces golden‑orange, honey‑scented flower spikes that attract birds, bees and other pollinators. It usually grows to about 1 metre tall and up to around 1–1.5 metres wide, though many maintain a bushy height closer to 0.8–1 m. It thrives in full sun or light shade, in well‑drained sandy or loamy soil, and once established it is drought- and frost-tolerant.
Supplied in a 140mm pot.
