How to Grow and Care for Adenanthos

Woollybush (Adenanthos sericeus) is an ornamental shrub that will grow from 2.5 to 3.5 m tall. Thrives in full sun to partial shade and tolerates alkaline soils. Fast-growing, it is suitable for coastal or inland areas. Makes a great windbreak or screen when planted in groups. Grows in well-drained, sandy soil.

Hairy jugflower is a distinctive shrub native to Western Australia, characterized by its soft, wiry foliage and red, beard-like flowers that thrive in sandy soils. These vibrant blooms not only add a splash of color to the shrubland but also attract nectar-feeding birds, playing a role in the local ecosystem. Adapted to withstand dry, coastal conditions, hairy jugflower exhibits a resilience that is as remarkable as its intriguing appearance.

Flame bush is a distinctive shrub native to Australia with wedge-shaped, silvery-grey leaves that are soft to the touch. It typically flourishes in sandy, coastal regions, adapting to well-drained soils and tolerating sea spray. The red, tubular flowers attract nectar-feeding birds, intertwining its growth with local wildlife. This plant's compact form and fiery blooms make it a resilient and picturesque addition to dry landscapes.