Grevillea 'Kay William' | orange-pink-cream blooms on perforated, grayish foliage

Grevillea 'Kay William' 

Known for its striking appearance and suitability for a variety of garden settings. Grevillea 'Kay William' are protea plants that typically grow to a height and width of 6 to 8 feet (about 1.8 to 2.4 meters). It features attractive, deeply lobed, dark green leaves and bears impressive clusters of vibrant pink to red flowers. The flowers are rich in nectar, which makes them highly attractive to birds and pollinators. This cultivar is prized for its ornamental value, making it a beautiful addition to gardens and landscapes.

Growing Zone:
Grevillea 'Kay William' is native to Australia and thrives in a range of climates. It is well-suited to USDA hardiness zones 9 to 11, which generally encompass regions with mild winters and warm to hot summers. This cultivar prefers full sun and well-drained soil, and it's relatively tolerant of drought once established. In regions where temperatures regularly drop below freezing, it's best to provide some protection or grow it in a container that can be moved indoors during cold weather.

When cultivating Grevillea 'Kay William', it's important to ensure good drainage and avoid overwatering, as the plant can be sensitive to waterlogged conditions. Additionally, regular pruning after flowering can help maintain a compact and tidy growth habit while encouraging more prolific blooming.

📂Category: shrub, small tree

👩‍👦 Family: Proteaceae

🌷Flower Color: orange-pink

🚦Height: 8-12 ft

🚥Width: 6-10 ft

🍃Tolerate: frost, coastal, drought

💧Water Needs: low

💪Hardy: 25F

🌤️ Exposure: full sun

🏠 Indoor/Outdoor: outdoor

 🙌Drainage: well-drained soil

🌱Soil Type: loamy, sandy loam, rocky, no phosphorus

🌍 Origin: Australia

🌻 Sunset zones: 8-11

🕊️Attract: bees, birds, butterflies, and insects

🎈Fun Facts: Grevillea 'Kay William': an evergreen shrub with calming, feminine vibes. Perfect for screens and hedges!