List of Grevillea cultivars facts for kids
Welcome to the amazing world of Grevillea plants! These beautiful plants are native to Australia and are known for their unique, often colorful flowers. A cultivar is a special type of plant that people have created or selected because it has certain cool features, like a specific flower color, size, or shape. Think of it like different breeds of dogs – they're all dogs, but they look and act a bit differently.
This list introduces you to some of the many wonderful Grevillea cultivars. They've been carefully chosen or bred to be perfect for gardens, attracting birds and insects with their lovely blooms.
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Grevillea Cultivars from A to E
- Allyn Radiance
This cultivar was created in 1995 from two types of Grevillea juniperina. It was officially registered in 1998.
- Apricot Charm
This lovely plant is known for its apricot-colored flowers.
- Apricot Glow
Another beautiful cultivar with glowing apricot blooms.
- Aromas
Similar to the regular Grevillea rosmarinifolia, this cultivar has been sold in the United States.
- Audrey
This plant is a mix of Grevillea juniperina and Grevillea victoriae, first appearing in 1957. It's also known as G. 'Audreyae'.
- Autumn Waterfall
Registered in 2006, this cultivar is a cross between a special form of Grevillea bipinnatifida and Grevillea 'Honey Gem'.
- Bairnsdale
This cultivar was chosen from a seedling of G. 'Poorinda Constance' and accepted for registration in 1989.
- Bedspread
This cultivar was accepted for registration in 2001 and granted in 2003.
- Billy Bonkers
This fun-named plant is a mix of Grevillea nana subsp. abbreviata and G. 'Sid Cadwell'.
- Birdsong
Registered in 2000, 'Birdsong' is a hybrid of Grevillea 'Honey Gem' and Grevillea banksii.
- Blood Orange
This cultivar, with its deep orange color, was accepted for registration in 2006 and granted in 2009.
- Bon Accord
Accepted for registration in 1986, 'Bon Accord' is a cross between Grevillea johnsonii and Grevillea wilsonii.
- Bonfire
Like 'Bon Accord', 'Bonfire' is also a hybrid of Grevillea johnsonii and Grevillea wilsonii.
- Bonnie Prince Charlie
This cultivar, accepted in 1992, comes from Grevillea rosmarinifolia and a Grampians form of Grevillea alpina.
- Boongala Spinebill
This plant is a hybrid of Grevillea bipinnatifida and Grevillea caleyi.
- Border Red
This cultivar is known for its red color.
- Bronze Rambler
Accepted in 1988, 'Bronze Rambler' is a cross between Grevillea rivularis and G. 'Poorinda Peter'.
- Brookvale Letitia
This cultivar, also called G. 'Toowoomba Beauty', is a hybrid of Grevillea barklyana subsp. macleayana and Grevillea acanthifolia subsp. acanthifolia. It was accepted in 1988.
- Burke 2
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Burke 3
Another cultivar with Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Callum's Gold
This cultivar also has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Caloundra Gem
This plant is a hybrid of Grevillea banksii and G. 'Coochin Hills' (which is Grevillea hodgei).
- Canberra Gem
Accepted in 1976, 'Canberra Gem' is a mix of Grevillea juniperina and Grevillea rosmarinifolia.
- Canterbury Gold
This cultivar, accepted in 1981, is a mix of a prostrate yellow form of Grevillea juniperina and Grevillea victoriae var. leptoneura.
- Carpet Layer
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Carpet Queen
This cultivar is known for its spreading, carpet-like growth.
- Cascade
The exact origin of this cultivar is not certain.
- Chatsworth Lorran
Accepted in 1992, this plant is a hybrid of Grevillea thelemanniana and an unknown parent.
- Cherry Brandy
This cultivar, accepted in 1989, is an F2 hybrid of G. 'Misty Pink'. An F2 hybrid means it's the second generation from the original cross.
- Claire Dee
This cultivar is a red-flowering hybrid of Grevillea banksii and Grevillea bipinnatifida.
- Clearview David
Accepted in 1976, this cultivar was created by Bill Cane. It's a cross between Grevillea rosmarinifolia and G. 'Crosbie Morrison'.
- Clearview John
This is a natural form of Grevillea lanigera found near Lake Glenmaggie.
- Cleaview Robin
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR) and is a hybrid of two forms of Grevillea lanigera.
- Coastal Dawn
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Coastal Gem
This is a form of Grevillea lanigera.
- Coastal Glimpse
Registered in 2004, this cultivar is a cross between 'Sandra Gordon' and likely 'Moonlight'.
- Coastal Glow
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Also known as 'Frampton's Hybrid', this plant is a hybrid of Grevillea barklyana subsp. macleayana and either Grevillea aspleniifolia or Grevillea longifolia.
- Coastal Impressive
Registered in 2004, this cultivar is a hybrid of 'Sylvia' and 'Majestic'.
- Coastal Prestige
Registered in 2004, this cultivar is a hybrid of 'Sylvia' and possibly 'Majestic'.
- Coastal Sunset
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Coastal Twilight
This cultivar also has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Coconut Ice
Accepted in 1993, 'Coconut Ice' is a hybrid of Grevillea bipinnatifida and a white-flowered form of Grevillea banksii.
- Cooroora Cascade
This plant is an F2 seedling of 'Golden Lyre'.
- Copper Crest
Accepted in 1979, 'Copper Crest' is a hybrid of Grevillea aquifolium and Grevillea acanthifolia.
- Copper Rocket
Released by Faceys Nursery, this plant is similar to Grevillea x gaudichaudii but grows upright.
- Coral
This cultivar is a selected seedling of Grevillea alpina (Cardinia form).
- Crimson Glory
Accepted in 1988, 'Crimson Glory' is a hybrid of Grevillea acanthifolia and Grevillea willisii.
- Crosbie Morrison
Accepted in 1988, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea lanigera and Grevillea lavandulacea. It's named after a famous naturalist, Philip Crosbie Morrison.
- Crowning Glory
This cultivar is known for its glorious blooms.
- Dargan Hill
The origin of this cultivar is unknown.
- Desert Flame
This is a form of Grevillea rosmarinifolia found in the Little Desert.
- Dorothy
Produced in 1963, 'Dorothy' is a hybrid of Grevillea lavandulacea and possibly Grevillea obtusiflora.
- Dorothy Gordon
Accepted in 2009, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea sessilis and Grevillea paradoxa.
- Dot Brown
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Edna Ellen
This cultivar is the same as G. 'Moonlight'.
- Edna Walling Softly Softly
This plant is a hybrid of Grevillea alpina and Grevillea lanigera 'Blush'.
- Eileen Rose
Accepted in 1988, this cultivar is a lovely addition to gardens.
- Ellendale
This cultivar, also known as 'Ellendale Pool', is the same as Grevillea fililoba.
- Ember Glow
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Evelyn's Coronet
Accepted in 1977, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea buxifolia and Grevillea lavandulacea.
Grevillea Cultivars from F to J
- Fanfare
Accepted in 1979, 'Fanfare' is a hybrid of Grevillea x gaudichaudii and Grevillea longifolia. It's also known as 'Austraflora Fanfare'.
- Fire Sprite
Accepted in 2007, 'Fire Sprite' is a hybrid of Grevillea longistyla and Grevillea venusta.
- Fireworks
Registered in 2007, 'Fireworks' is a cross between Grevillea 'Pink Pixie' and Grevillea alpina.
- Flame 'n Beauty
Accepted in 2006, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea asparagoides and Grevillea calliantha.
- Flamingo
This cultivar is a hybrid of G. 'Superb' and G. 'Moonlight'.
- Forest Rambler
Accepted in 2007, this cultivar appeared in the 1980s and looks similar to Grevillea shiressii and G. 'Ruby Clusters'.
- Forsteri
This is a form of Grevillea banksii.
- Gingin Gem
This is a low-growing (prostrate) form of Grevillea obtusifolia.
- Glen Pearl
First grown in 1960, this might be a hybrid of Grevillea victoriae and Grevillea juniperina.
- Glen Sandra
First grown in 1960, this might be a hybrid of Grevillea juniperina and possibly Grevillea rosmarinifolia.
- Golden Glory
Accepted in 1987, this is a form of Grevillea tenuiloba.
- Golden Lyre
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea formosa and Grevillea 'Honey Gem', released to the public in 2005.
- Golden Sparkle
Accepted in 1975, this is a variegated sport (a natural change in the plant) of G. audreyae, first grown in 1973.
- Golden Yul-lo
Registered in 1995, this cultivar is a cross between 'Sandra Gordon' and an unknown parent.
- Goldfever
Registered in 2005, 'Goldfever' is a hybrid of Grevillea juniperina and Grevillea rhyolitica.
- Goldrush
Accepted in 1992, 'Goldrush' is a hybrid of Grevillea alpina and G. rosmarinifolia.
- Grampians Gold
Accepted in 1989, this is a form of Grevillea alpina.
- Granya Glory
Accepted in 2000, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea lanigera and Grevillea polybractea.
- Grassfire
This plant is a hybrid of Grevillea tetragonoloba and Grevillea laurifolia.
- Green Glow
Accepted in 1987, 'Green Glow' is a hybrid of Grevillea tetragonoloba and Grevillea x gaudichaudii. It was originally called 'Wakiti Strata'.
- Gypsy
Accepted in 1990, this is a form of Grevillea banksii.
- Gypsy Moon
This cultivar came from a 'Sandra Gordon' seedling in 1986 and was released in 2005.
- Hilda Herbert
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea banksii and possibly G. 'Misty Pink'.
- Hills Jubilee
Accepted in 2009, this complex hybrid involves Grevillea baueri, Grevillea alpina, and Grevillea rosmarinifolia 'Lutea'.
- Honey Barbara
Accepted in 2009, 'Honey Barbara' is a hybrid of G. 'Honey Gem' and G. 'Sylvia', in gardens since 2000.
- Honey Gem
Accepted in 1980, 'Honey Gem' is a popular hybrid of a red form of Grevillea banksii and Grevillea pteridifolia.
- Honey Jo
Accepted in 2009, 'Honey Jo' is a hybrid of Grevillea sericea and Grevillea linearifolia.
- Honey Wonder
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR) and is a variegated sport of Grevillea 'Honey Gem'.
- Honeybird Cream
This cultivar is known for its cream-colored flowers.
- Honeybird Pink
This cultivar is known for its pink flowers.
- Honeybird Yellow
This cultivar is known for its yellow flowers.
- Honeyeater Heaven
This cultivar is likely named for its ability to attract honeyeater birds.
- Hot Lips
This is a form of Grevillea banksii.
- Hunter Beauty
Accepted in 2007, this low-growing (prostrate) cultivar is possibly a hybrid of Grevillea aspleniifolia and Grevillea laurifolia.
- Ivanhoe
Accepted in 1992, 'Ivanhoe' is a hybrid of Grevillea longifolia and Grevillea caleyi. It's thought to have originated in the Melbourne suburb of Ivanhoe.
- Jessie Cadwell
This is thought to be a hybrid of Grevillea longifolia and Grevillea caleyi 'Nana'.
- Jester
Jester Grevillea
Accepted in 1993, 'Jester' is a hybrid of Grevillea 'Honey Gem' and G. 'Coconut Ice'.
- John Evans
This is thought to be a hybrid of Grevillea baueri and Grevillea rosmarinifolia 'Nana'.
- Jolly Swagman
Also known as G. 'Humpty Dumpty', this cultivar is a seedling of G. 'Royal Mantle'.
- Jubilee
Accepted in 1985, 'Jubilee' is a hybrid of Grevillea rosmarinifolia and Grevillea alpina.
- Judith
This cultivar is a selection of Grevillea alpina (Cardinia form).
Grevillea Cultivars from K to O
- Kay Williams
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea banksii and Grevillea 'Sandra Gordon'.
- Kentlyn
This cultivar is the same as 'Mason's Hybrid'.
- Kimberley Gold
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea wickhamii and Grevillea miniata.
- Kingaroy Slippers
Accepted in 1978, this cultivar is a natural change (mutation) of Grevillea banksii.
- Kings Celebration
This cultivar is known for its celebratory blooms.
- Kings Fire
Also known as 'Scarlet Moon', this cultivar is a vibrant red.
- Kings Rainbow
This cultivar likely has a mix of colors, like a rainbow.
- Ladelle
Accepted in 1998, 'Ladelle' is a seedling of G. 'Misty Pink' and is also known as G. 'Pink Flush'.
- Lady O
Registered in 2005, 'Lady O' is a hybrid of Grevillea victoriae and Grevillea rhyolitica.
- Lana Marie
This cultivar is a beautiful plant for gardens.
- Lara Dwarf
Accepted in 1978, this is a form of Grevillea rosmarinifolia chosen in 1969 near Lara, Victoria.
- Lemon Supreme
This cultivar is a hybrid involving Grevillea olivacea and Grevillea preissii.
- Lillian
This cultivar possibly involves Grevillea rosmarinifolia in its parentage.
- Lime-Light
Accepted in 1978, this is a form of Grevillea rosmarinifolia.
- Lime Spider
This is a variegated sport (a natural change) of Grevillea 'Honey Gem'.
- Little Honey
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Little Jessie
Accepted in 2007, 'Little Jessie' is a hybrid of Grevillea asparagoides and Grevillea calliantha.
- Little Miss Muffet
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea sericea and Grevillea speciosa.
- Little Thicket
Accepted in 1979, this is a natural hybrid from Braidwood, New South Wales. It's thought to be a cross between Grevillea arenaria subsp. arenaria and Grevillea lanigera.
- Lollypops!
This cultivar has a fun name and lovely flowers.
- Long John
Accepted in 2007, 'Long John' is a hybrid of Grevillea longistyla and G. johnsonii. It's also known as G. 'Elegance'.
- Lorikeet Amber
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Lunar Light
Accepted in 1982, this is a form of Grevillea juniperina.
- Lyn Parry
Accepted in 1982, 'Lyn Parry' is a hybrid of Grevillea buxifolia and Grevillea sericea.
- Lyrebird
Accepted in 1986, this cultivar is a beautiful plant.
- Magic Lantern
This is a selected seedling of Grevillea alpina (Cardinia form). It can also refer to Grevillea preissii subsp. glabrilimba.
- Majestic
This cultivar is a hybrid, coming from a Grevillea 'Misty Pink' seedling.
- Marion
This is a selected seedling of Grevillea alpina (Cardinia form).
- Mason's Hybrid
Accepted in 1982, 'Mason's Hybrid' is a cross between Grevillea banksii and Grevillea bipinnatifida. It's also known as G. 'Ned Kelly' and G. 'Kentlyn'.
- McDonald Park
Accepted in 1981, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea rosmarinifolia and Grevillea alpina.
- Merinda Gordon
Accepted in 1986, 'Merinda Gordon' is a hybrid of Grevillea insignis and Grevillea asteriscosa.
- Midas Touch
This cultivar is a seedling of Grevillea juncifolia.
- Misty Pink
Accepted in 2000, 'Misty Pink' is a hybrid of a compact red-flowering form of Grevillea banksii and Grevillea sessilis.
- Molly
Registered in 2005, 'Molly' is a hybrid of Grevillea aurea and Grevillea bipinnatifida.
- Molonglo
Accepted in 1974, 'Molonglo' is a hybrid of two forms of Grevillea juniperina.
- Moonlight
This is a selected form of Grevillea whiteana.
- Mt Tamboritha
This is a low-growing (prostrate) form of Grevillea lanigera.
- Nancy Otzen
This cultivar is a lovely plant.
- Nectar Delight
Accepted in 1992, 'Nectar Delight' is a hybrid of G. x gaudichaudii and Grevillea acanthifolia.
- Ned Kelly
This cultivar is the same as 'Mason's Hybrid'.
- New Blood
This cultivar is a hybrid of G. juniperina "Molonglo" and G. rhyolitica.
- Noellii
This is a form of Grevillea rosmarinifolia sold in the United States.
- Old Gold
Accepted in 1984, 'Old Gold' is a hybrid of G. ilicifolia and a prostrate yellow form of Grevillea juniperina.
- Olympic Flame
This is a selected seedling of Grevillea alpina (Cardinia form).
- Orange Box
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR) and is a hybrid of Grevillea victoriae and Grevillea juniperina.
- Orange Marmalade
Accepted in 1991, 'Orange Marmalade' is a hybrid of Grevillea glossadenia and Grevillea venusta.
Grevillea Cultivars from P to R
- Parakeet Park
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Parfait Cream
Accepted in 1994, 'Parfait Cream' is a hybrid of G. 'Pink Parfait' and Grevillea hodgei.
- Patricia Marie
Accepted in 1978, this cultivar is a beautiful plant.
- Peaches and Cream
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR) and is a hybrid of a white form of Grevillea banksii and a red form of Grevillea bipinnatifida.
- Pendant Clusters
Accepted in 1979, 'Pendant Clusters' is a hybrid of Grevillea chrysophaea and Grevillea baueri.
- Picasso
This is a selected form of Grevillea synapheae sold in the United States.
- Pink Champagne
This cultivar is an F2 hybrid of G. 'Misty Pink'.
- Pink Gem
This is a low-growing (prostrate) form of Grevillea humilis.
- Pinkie
This cultivar is a seedling of Grevillea lanigera grown in Geelong, Victoria.
- Pink Lady
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea juniperina and possibly Grevillea rosmarinifolia, grown in Queanbeyan, New South Wales.
- Pink Midget
Registered in 2001, 'Pink Midget' is a hybrid of Grevillea leiophylla and Grevillea humilis subsp. maritima.
- Pink Parfait
Accepted in 1982, 'Pink Parfait' is an F2 hybrid of 'Misty Pink'.
- Pink Star
Accepted in 1980, 'Pink Star' is a hybrid of Grevillea baueri and an unknown parent.
- Pink Surprise
Accepted in 1977, 'Pink Surprise' is a hybrid of Grevillea whiteana and a red-flowered form of Grevillea banksii.
- Poorinda Adorning
Accepted in 1978, this cultivar is a seedling from a form of Grevillea juniperina.
- Poorinda Annette
Accepted in 1979, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea juniperina and a small-flowered form of Grevillea alpina.
- Poorinda Anticipation
Accepted in 1981, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea longifolia and Grevillea willisii.
- Poorinda Beauty
Accepted in 1977, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea juniperina and Grevillea alpina.
- Poorinda Belinda
Accepted in 1975, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea juniperina and a cross between a yellow-flowered form of Grevillea obtusiflora and Grevillea alpina.
- Poorinda Ben
Accepted in 1982, this cultivar is a seedling of G. 'Poorinda Peter'.
- Poorinda Beulah
Accepted in 1978, this cultivar is a seedling of G. 'Poorinda Blondie'.
- Poorinda Blondie
Accepted in 1978, this cultivar is a seedling from Grevillea hookeriana.
- Poorinda Constance
Accepted in 1984, this cultivar is a hybrid of a New South Wales form of Grevillea juniperina and a red-flowered form of Grevillea victoriae.
- Poorinda Diadem
Accepted in 1979, this cultivar is a seedling of Grevillea 'Poorinda Leane'.
- Poorinda Elegance
Accepted in 1977, this cultivar is a complex hybrid involving a New South Wales form of G. juniperina, G. alpina, and G. 'obtusiflora'.
- Poorinda Emblem
Accepted in 1978, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea caleyi and G. 'Poorinda Peter'.
- Poorinda Empress
Accepted in 1978, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea hookeriana and Grevillea caleyi.
- Poorinda Enchantment
Accepted in 1979, this cultivar is a seedling from G. 'Poorinda Blondie'.
- Poorinda Ensign
Accepted in 1989, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea lavandulacea and Grevillea ilicifolia.
- Poorinda Firebird
Accepted in 1977, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea speciosa and a New South Wales form of Grevillea oleoides.
- Poorinda Gaye
Accepted in 1984, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea hookerana and Grevillea caleyi.
- Poorinda Gemini
Accepted in 1984, this cultivar is a seedling of Grevillea hookerana.
- Poorinda Golden Lyre
Accepted in 1963, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea alpina and Grevillea victoriae.
- Poorinda Hula
Accepted in 1975, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea trinervis and Grevilea linearis.
- Poorinda Illumina
Accepted in 1963, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea lavandulacea and Grevillea lanigera.
- Poorinda Jeanie
Accepted in 1975, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea alpina and Grevillea juniperina.
- Poorinda Jennifer Joy
Accepted in 1964, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea speciosa and Grevillea linearifolia.
- Poorinda Joyce
Accepted in 1963, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea alpina and Grevillea lavandulacea.
- Poorinda Leane
Accepted in 1977, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea juniperina and Grevillea victoriae.
- Poorinda Miriam
Accepted in 1980, this cultivar is a seedling of G. 'Poorinda Blondie'.
- Poorinda Peter
Accepted in 1980, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea acanthifolia and Grevillea longifolia.
- Poorinda Pink Coral
Accepted in 1977, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea juniperina and Grevillea victoriae.
- Poorinda Queen
Accepted in 1964, 'Poorinda Queen' is a hybrid of Grevillea juniperina and a yellow-flowered form of Grevillea victoriae.
- Poorinda Rachel
Accepted in 1978, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea alpina and Grevillea juniperina.
- Poorinda Refrain
Accepted in 1978, this cultivar is a hybrid of a New South Wales form of Grevillea floribunda and Grevillea juniperina.
- Poorinda Regina
Accepted in 1978, this cultivar is a seedling of G. 'Poorinda Blondie'.
- Poorinda Rondeau
Accepted in 1975, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea lavandulacea and Grevillea baueri.
- Poorinda Rosy Morn
Accepted in 1984, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea lavandulacea and a form of Grevillea baueri.
- Poorinda Royal Carpet
Accepted in 1979, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea laurifolia and Grevillea willisii.
- Poorinda Royal Mantle
Accepted in 1975, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea laurifolia and Grevillea willisii.
- Poorinda Signet
Accepted in 1977, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea juniperina and Grevillea lanigera.
- Poorinda Silver Sheen
Accepted in 1979, this cultivar is a seedling of Grevillea hookeriana.
- Poorinda Splendour
Accepted in 1972, this cultivar is a hybrid of a New South Wales form of Grevillea juniperina and Grevillea alpina.
- Poorinda Stephen
Accepted in 1979, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea speciosa and Grevillea oleoides.
- Poorinda Tranquillity
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea lavandulacea and Grevillea alpina.
- Poorinda Vivacity
Accepted in 1979, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea speciosa and a large-leafed form of Grevillea oleoides.
- Pretty Pink
Introduced in Victoria in 1985, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea arenaria and G. 'Crosbie Morrison'.
- Pryor's Hybrid
See 'Scarlet Sprite'.
- Radiant Pink
This is a natural hybrid of Grevillea lavandulacea from the Black Range in Victoria.
- Raptor
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Red Clusters
This cultivar is known for its clusters of red flowers.
- Red Hooks
Accepted in 1987, 'Red Hooks' is a hybrid of Grevillea hookeriana and Grevillea tetragonoloba. It was often mistaken for G. hookeriana in the past.
- Red Sunset
This cultivar is known for its beautiful red colors at sunset.
- Red Wings
This is a form of Grevillea thelemanniana.
- Robyn Gordon
Accepted in 1974, 'Robyn Gordon' is a very popular hybrid of Grevillea banksii and Grevillea bipinnatifida.
- Rosy Posy
This is a form of Grevillea rosmarinifolia.
- Ruby Clusters
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea shiressii and Grevillea oleoides, or possibly a hybrid of Grevillea victoriae.
- Ruby Red
This is a low-growing (prostrate) red-flowering form of Grevillea banksii.
Grevillea Cultivars from S to Z
- Sandra Gordon
Accepted in 1977, 'Sandra Gordon' is a hybrid of Grevillea sessilis and Grevillea pteridifolia.
- Scarlet Moon
Also known as 'Kings Fire', this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea nivea and G. 'Crowning Glory', developed by Kings Park and Botanic Gardens.
- Scarlet Sprite
Also known as 'Pryor's Hybrid' or 'Yarralumla Gem', this is a form of Grevillea rosmarinifolia.
- Sea Spray
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea olivacea and Grevillea preissii, grown by George Lullfitz.
- × semperflorens
This is a hybrid of Grevillea thelemanniana and Grevillea juniperina var. sulphurea.
- Shirley Howie
Accepted in 1978, 'Shirley Howie' is a hybrid of Grevillea sericea and Grevillea capitellata.
- Sid Cadwell
The parentage of this cultivar is unknown, but it might involve Grevillea tetragonoloba.
- Sid Reynolds
Accepted in 1992, 'Sid Reynolds' is a hybrid of Grevillea pinaster and Grevillea commutata.
- Silvereye Cream
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Simply Sarah
Accepted in 1999, 'Simply Sarah' is a hybrid of Grevillea longifolia and Grevillea beadleana.
- Splendour
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea speciosa and Grevillea shiressii.
- Starfire
Accepted in 1981, 'Starfire' is a seedling of Grevillea 'Honey Gem'.
- Starflame
Accepted in 1981, 'Starflame' is also a seedling of Grevillea 'Honey Gem'.
- Sunkissed Waters
Registered in 1991, this is a natural change (mutation) of 'Poorinda Royal Mantle'. It has shorter, light green leaves with a white to cream edge.
- Sunrise
Accepted in 1990, 'Sunrise' is a hybrid of Grevillea bipinnatifida and G. 'Clearview Robin'. It was first known as 'Wakiti Sunrise'.
- Sunset Splendour
Accepted in 2007, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea 'Honey Gem' and a north Queensland form of Grevillea pteridiifolia. It's also known as 'Sunset Bronze'.
- Superb
Accepted in 1981, 'Superb' is a hybrid of a white form of Grevillea banksii and a red form of Grevillea bipinnatifida.
- Sylvia
This cultivar is an F2 hybrid of G. 'Pink Surprise'.
- Tanunda
This is a form of Grevillea lavandulacea from Aldinga, South Australia.
- Tucker Time Entrée
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR) and is a hybrid of Grevillea rosmarinifolia and Grevillea alpina.
- Tyalge Glow
Accepted in 1990, 'Tyalge Glow' is a hybrid of Grevillea speciosa and G. 'Poorinda Firebird'.
- Wakiti Gem
Accepted in 1983, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea tetragonoloba and Grevillea x gaudichaudii.
- Wattlebird Yellow
This cultivar has Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR).
- Waverley Ghost
Accepted in 1984, this is a variegated sport (a natural change) of Grevillea 'Poorinda Constance', chosen in 1979.
- White Wings
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea curviloba subsp. incurva and an unknown parent.
- Winpara Gem
Accepted in 1984, 'Winpara Gem' is a hybrid of Grevillea thelemanniana and Grevillea olivacea.
- Winpara Gold
Accepted in 1988, 'Winpara Gold' is a hybrid of Grevillea preissii and Grevillea olivacea.
- Winter Delight
This cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea lanigera and Grevillea lavandulacea.
- Winter Sparkles
Accepted in 1991, 'Winter Sparkles' is a hybrid of Grevillea banksii and Grevillea pteridifolia.
- Woori Wanderer
Accepted in 2008, this cultivar is a hybrid of Grevillea laurifolia and Grevillea acanthifolia, chosen in 1990.
- Yamba Sunshine
This cultivar is known for its sunny appearance.
- Yarralumla Gem
See 'Scarlet Sprite'.
See also
- Lists of cultivars
- Ornamental plant
