Banksia ericifolia
Heath-leafed Banksia
An iconic Australian small tree or large shrub, it has large striking spikes of yellow to reddish-orange flowers contrasted with small, linear, light-green to greyish-green leaves. A great specimen for attracting honey-eating birds.
Uses
This makes a Australian native statement with bold flowering colour and dense form. Ideal for single plantings or multiplanted to make an informal hedge.
Preferred Position & Soil
This tree enjoys full sun and well mulched soils. You can lightly prune to retain its bushy dense habit.
| Form | Broad-domed |
| Common Name | Heath-leafed Banksia |
| Family | Proteaceae |
| Mature Size | Height: 6m Width: 6m |
Categories
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Bird Attracting Tree Selections with magnificent flowers for bird attraction. |
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Evergreen A plant that retains its leaves all year round. |
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Informal Screening Trees suitable for hedges & screens. If you are looking for something a little different from the traditional, these trees offer a more casual look. |
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Native Indigenous or occurring naturally in Australia. |
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