Banksia repens, Creeping Banksia Gloves seed the soil before mulching

seed the soil before mulching

Carefully mined from one of the world’s richest deposits

rubescens or umbellatum)

it was first introduced in New Zealand at the Horticultural Research Centre at Levine

Feral goats on the Channel Islands have caused this plant to almost go extinct

Banksia repens, Creeping Banksia Gloves seed the soil before mulchingCreeping Banksia A prostrating Australian native that can reach a height of one foot and six feet wide. This plant has olive serrated leaves. Yellow brown cone flowers bloom summer through fall. This banksia is great in big containers. Family Name Proteaceae Species Name Banksia repens Common Name Creeping Banksia Native to Australia Plant Type Groundcover Height x Width 1' x 6' Growth Habit Prostrate spreading creeping Growth Rate Moderate Sun