Yellow hakea (Hakea nodosa)

Yellow hakea

Yellow hakea is a striking Australian native shrub known for its dense clusters of yellow flowers that exude a sweet fragrance. Growing up to 2 meters, it flourishes in sandy soils and tolerates coastal conditions. The stiff, needle-like leaves offer a unique texture, while the woody fruit persists on branches, showcasing the plant's adaptability to its fire-prone habitats.

Scientific classification

Species

Yellow hakea (Hakea nodosa)

Proteas, lotuses, planes, and allies

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Care Guide for Yellow hakea

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Pruning: Yellow hakea is a unique shrub featuring needle-like leaves and vibrant yellow flowers. Prune in early spring to foster growth and airflow. Remove dead branches while maintaining shape, but avoid excessive pruning to prevent stress, promoting blooming and enhancing visual appeal.

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