Grevillea Robyn Gordon - Robyn Gordon Grevillea
Grevillea Robyn Gordon is a hub of activity in our gardens. Grevillea Robyn Gordon is a prime plant for attracting hummingbirds with its red flowers. Several hummingbirds are always competing for the nectar throughout the long blooming season. A ground squirrel has made a huge mound underneath several of the plants. A hard frost came and burnt off all of the foliage. And yet Grevillea Robyn Gordon not only survived, the plants have recovered completely. Grevillea Robyn Gordon can attain a height and width of 8-10 feet and maybe more. Cold becomes a problem when temperatures dip into the low teens. Some people react to the hairs on the leaves with rash. I have not had problems with this. Due to the high bee activity and dense flowering habit I plant Grevillea Robyn Gordon back from walkways and enjoy the show.
Flowers and foliage of Grevillea Robyn Gordon. High resolution photos are part of our garden image collection.
Plants from the Grevillea genus featured on this site:
Grevillea alpina
Grevillea Bonfire
Grevillea Coastal Gem
Grevillea Gilt Dragon
Grevillea juniperina Molonglo
Grevillea Kings Rainbow
Grevillea Long John
Grevillea Magic Lantern
Grevillea Moonlight
Grevillea noellii
Grevillea paniculata
Grevillea Peaches and Cream
Grevillea Pink Pearl
Grevillea Poorinda Blondie
Grevillea Red Hooks
Grevillea robusta
Grevillea Robyn Gordon
Grevillea Ruby Clusters
Grevillea Scarlet Sprite
Grevillea victoriae
Grevillea White Wings