Grevillea pimeleoides Print

Grevillea pimeleoides occurs naturally in the Jarrah and Marri forests of the Darling Range, east and south-east of Perth in gravelly or clay loam. It is an unusual species because it does not look like a typical Grevillea, instead it has attractive bright green leaves covered in fine hairs. The bright yellow flowers occur in clusters at the ends of the branches from winter to spring, and change in colour as they get older becoming darker and sometimes with tinges of red.

Grevilleas are named after Charles Francis Greville, co-founder of the Royal Horticultural Society.