Banksia spinulosa Honey Pots screening

Banksia spinulosa Honey Pots screeningBanksia Honey Pots is an attractive, native dwarf shrub producing long slender golden cylindrical flowers from autumn to spring, with a glorious fragrance of honey. The native flowers attract birds, bees and butterflies to the garden. Plant Honey Pots in coastal gardens, wildlife gardens, rockeries, and pots and containers. Prune as required after flowering to maintain dense growth. Feed with a slow release native fertiliser during spring Soil: Light,

and the perfume is simply superb when planted en masse

and cold climates

Size: Height 30m in rainforest conditions (much shorter 5 - 10 metres in cooler climates and domestic settings) x 4m W

deep red double blooms

fleshy fruit is usually green

Its soft mid-green foliage creates the perfect backdrop for the eye-catching flowers

and a potted plant makes a lovely Australian native Christmas tree

it is easy to peel and holds on the tree for several months

making a good

or in a large pot

it offers seasonal interest

Being self-fertile