We sell our Weeping Grevilleas in 300mm pots. They are available from about 1 metre to the graft to more than 2 metres. Around 1.5 metres is the most common. The graft determines the height of the plant; they grow down not up! There are around 40 in stock - different varieties produced each summer and stock is available year round.
There are literally hundreds of different grevilleas that grow in all parts of Australia. They include ground covers, low growing shrubs, screening shrubs and even trees that can grow to more than 20 meters in height.
The growing habit of the different Weeping grevilleas does vary a little. It depends on the grafted plant (scion). We describe them as follows
The branches have anatural tendency grow downwards quite easily. It produces a beautiful weeping effect. We call it the "Cousin It" look ! A good selection if your space is limited. You might like to keep your plant at a particular height above the ground, as a skirt effect, or let it reach the ground and just give it a once or twice a year prune.
Examples are Royal Mantle, Nudiflora, Bedspread, Grassfire, Gaudi Chaudi, Nana, Aussie Crawl
The branches are somewhat more self supporting and will grow horizontally quite readily. The plant might occupy a bigger space but can of course be pruned to size. This is a good selection if you would like to plant under or around the Weeping Grevillea. We plant annual bulbs under ours! Pruning to shape and size will be rewarding.
Examples are Bronze Rambler, Loopy Lou,Billy Bonkers, Fanfare, Big Foot
This is really a low growing shrub but grafted to grow above the ground. Mature plants may take on the effect of a cascading plant as the branches and particularly the flowers weigh it down. Prune to your desired shape.
