Grevillea

Back lit by the hazy afternoon sunlight.
Very hardy, spreading 8ft across, 4ft high.

Cool banner Cal!

Fun and festive! Like it a lot, Cal. Nice job!

Great banner Cal! Interesting plants.

Kewl banner!

How unusual---it looks like a festival! I'm not familiar with this plant; do you have a full photo, Cal?

This grevillea ('Peaches and Cream'?) likes to "sprawl out".
They do very well in our alkaline soil with minimal water.

I'm sorry, I couldn't locate the pic for the banner, but
here are others from this year's blooms,
and a slideshow.
https://cal3d.com/NGA2021/GREV...

Fantastic, Cal. These blooms look so exotic to my eyes. After consuming your own photos, I had to go to google for images of "Grevillea" and feast my eyes some more. Great job capturing the color range in your banner shot.

Thank you Elizabeth!
I'm very fortunate to be able to grow these beauties,
and to have friends like all of you.

I just went down to get some more pics before it gets
too hot....we have heat wave this week.

This is a different grevillea....can't remember the name.
It also has candy-like blooms.
But grows much larger, and the leaves are more like pine needles than the fern-like
leaves of 'Peaches n Cream'.
I'll have to cut it back this fall.
They're bee magnets, too.

BTW, Thank you, Australia, for these amazing plants!

Like Elizabeth, I had to go roam the internet for more pictures of this exotic plant! Your Peaches And Cream reminds me of cotton candy or pink and yellow lemonade! Such a yummy looking flower. Are they fragrant?

lauriemorningglory said:Like Elizabeth, I had to go roam the internet for more pictures of this exotic plant! Your Peaches And Cream reminds me of cotton candy or pink and yellow lemonade! Such a yummy looking flower. Are they fragrant?

Not that I can't detect, but maybe someone else can.
That would be awesome if they were.