Toothbrush Plant - Grevillea acanthifolia Gaudichaudii

A dense, fast-spreading Australian native groundcover with striking red spider flowers, perfect for coastal gardens, rockeries, and erosion control.

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Pot Size: 14cm
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Quick Facts

Position

Full Sun.

Size

Approx. 15 to 30cm H x 2 to 4m W.

Water

High.

Uses

Groundcover, Erosion Control, Coastal Garden, Bird Attracting

Description

Grevillea acanthifolia subsp. Gaudichaudii is a popular dense native groundcover with dark green foliage and striking red toothbrush-like flowers that appear in autumn and spring. Low growing and wide spreading, it spills beautifully over retaining walls, sprawls across garden beds, and performs equally well in containers and pots. Bird attracting and highly adaptable, it is a go-to choice for coastal gardens, rockeries, and low-water landscapes.

Spreading up to 4m wide while staying just 15 to 30cm tall, this prostrate Grevillea is a hardworking groundcover that suppresses weeds and stabilises soil with minimal fuss. It can also be grafted onto tall rootstock for use as a striking weeping standard, adding versatility to its already impressive range of applications.

Key Features:

  • Dense prostrate groundcover with striking red toothbrush-like flowers in autumn and spring
  • Wide spreading to 4m with a low profile of just 15 to 30cm
  • Bird attracting and well suited to coastal gardens, rockeries, and low-water landscapes
  • Suitable as a groundcover, container plant, or grafted weeping standard
  • Low maintenance, drought tolerant, and generally pest free