Banksia plagiocarpa banana

Banksia plagiocarpa bananaBanksia plagiocarpa, or Hinchinbrook Banksia, Blue Banksia or Dallachy's Banksia, is restricted to Hinchinbrook Island in northern Queensland and the adjoining mainland close to the coast. It is a rare species of banksia displaying stunningly attractive blue grey flowers, growing 5 6 cm in diameter. Banksia plagiocarpa delights from mid summer to early winter with its unusual cylindrical flower spikes. The new growth is rusty red and covered in red

Masquerade is perfect as a feature plant in a container or as a mass planting to create a magnificent cloud of electric teal and purple flower stems

5m x Width 1

fast-growing shrub displays large spires of electric blue flower heads which tower above its silver

fading to white as the season progresses

30m x width 2m ( 5m height is achievable with support)

Soil: Can tolerate sandy to heavy clay soils

rich green foliage and produces petite

it provides seasonal interest with attractive reddish foliage in autumn

Perfect for rockeries and mass planting as a ground cover

Size: Height 5m x width 2-4m

Radiant white flowers adorn Aloha Bright White Mandevilla - a gorgeous plant that can be trained to climb

Shelter from harsh