Grevillea 'Jelly Baby' - Grevillea lavandulacea alpina Jelly Baby

• Deep-pink flowers that heavily cover the shrub in spring.
• Beautiful grey foliage that enhances floral colour contrast.
• Compact rounded habit ideal for edging and small gardens.
• Highly attractive to honeyeaters and beneficial insects.
• Excellent drought tolerance once established.
• Performs strongly in coastal, cool temperate and semi-arid climates.
• Minimal trimming required to maintain shape.

'Jelly Baby' excels as a feature edging plant along paths, retaining walls and wide garden beds. Its soft grey foliage pairs beautifully with strappy grasses like lomandra, while its bright pink blooms complement correas, callistemons and silver-leaf natives. It is also ideal for rockeries, native cottage gardens, mass planting for dramatic floral carpets, and coastal gardens where wind and salt exposure are common. Its compact size makes it well suited to courtyard gardens and decorative containers.

Q: Does 'Jelly Baby' flower heavily?

A: Yes, the plant is known for being blanketed in deep-pink flowers during spring.

Q: Is it drought tolerant?

A: Very much so, once established.

Q: Does it tolerate coastal conditions?

A: Yes, it thrives in coastal and windy locations.

Q: Is it suitable for pots?

A: Yes, its compact mound like form works beautifully in containers.

Q: Does it attract wildlife?

A: Yes, honeyeaters and small pollinators are strongly attracted to the flowers.