WA Native Plants
The use of Western Australian native plants in home gardens will help conserve the flora of Western Australia and preserve our natural water resources.
The Friends of Kings Park propagate native plants in their nursery within Kings Park. These high quality, rare and unusual plants are available at the Friends quarterly plant sales with many plants not available from commercial nurseries.
The Backyard Botanicals garden which surrounds Zamia Café at May Drive Parkland, Kings Park provides a visual display of the best plants to grow in Perth gardens.
Native Plant Search
Our plant database contains over 1,300 Western Australian native plants. Links are provided where possible to FloraBase where you’ll find further information about each species.
Not all plants in this database are available from each Friends of Kings Park Plant Sale. Plant sale species lists change for each sale. Unfortunately we are unable to take orders, but you could contact the Friends office to request plant species you’d like to see propagated for a future sale.
The information provided here is a general guide only: plants are sensitive to such factors as soil types, water volumes and other geographical factors.
Please select the characteristics you would like or type a colour or design feature in the search space.
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| Grevillea stenobotrya | Sandhill Spider Flower | Erect or spreading large shrub or small tree, 3-5 m h x 2-4 m w. Greyish-green foliage. Attractive cream-white/yellow flowers from Apr to Nov. Grows in well-drained soils in a sunny location. |
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| Grevillea stenomera | Lace Net Grevillea | Dome shaped shrub. Grows 0.9-1.5 m h x 1-1.5 m w. Finely divided grey foliage. Pendant clusters of orange and red-pink flowers from May-Dec. Grows in well-drained sandy soils in full sun. Limestone tolerant. Bird attracting. |
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| Grevillea synapheae | Catkin Grevillea | Dwarf spreading groundcover species. Grows 0.2-0.5 m h x 1-1.5 m w. Dissected foliage. Cream sweetly-scented flowers from July-Oct. Does best in well-drained soils in part to full sun. |
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| Grevillea tenuiflora | Tassel Grevillea | Small spreading shrub. Grows 0.5-1 m h x 0.5-1 m w. Grey-green pungent foliage. Pink new growth. Very attractive pendulous white flowers in late winter to spring. Well-drained soils in part to full sun. Good rockery plant. |
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| WiF B F SpF F | ||||
| Grevillea tenuiloba | Attractive dwarf spreading shrub. Grows 0.5-1 m h x 1.5-2 m w. Prickly foliage. Bronze new growth. Profuse orange spike flowers with abundant nectar from July-Nov. Well-drained soils in a warm sunny location. Bird attracting. Conservation status: Priority 3. |
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| Grevillea teretifolia | Round Leaf Grevillea | Erect prickly small to medium shrub from 0.6-2 m tall x 1.5-3 m w. Flowers white to light pink from July-Nov. Sweetly scented. Well-drained soils and plenty of sun. Useful for screening, hedging and attracting birds. |
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| Grevillea tetragonoloba | Very attractive medium shrub. Grows 1-3 m h x 1.5-3 m w. Pinnate mid-green foliage. Abundant red-orange toothbrush flowers from July-March. Well-drained clay loam or sandy soils in full sun. Prune lightly after flowering. Bird attracting. |
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| Grevillea thelemanniana | Spider Net Grevillea | Very attractive low shrub from 0.6-1 m h x 1.5-2 m w. Fine pinnate green foliage. Profuse red, loose, toothbrush-like flowers from May-Oct. Fairly well-drained soils in part to full sun. Very bird attracting. Conservation status: Priority 4. |
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| Grevillea thyrsoides subsp. thyrsoides | A beautiful spreading plant. Grows 0.3-1m h x 2m w. Pinnate, grey-green hairy foliage. Pink-red toothbrush flowers held on trailing stems from April-Jan. Excellent drainage required in gravelly soils. Warm sunny position. Bird attracting. Conservation status: Priority 3. |
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| Grevillea tripartita ssp. macrostylis | Mt Barren Grevillea | Upright medium shrub. Grows 2-3 m h x 1.5-2.5 m w. Prickly mid-green foliage. Large clusters of bright red and yellow flowers over a long period from Aug-Jan. Well-drained soils in a sunny position. Bird attracting. (Formerly Grevillea macrostylis) |
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| Grevillea variifolia | Cape Range Grevillea | Attractive small spreading shrub, 0.3-1.3 m h x 1-2 m w. Toothed grey-green foliage. Profuse pendent red flowers from June-Aug. Tolerant of alkaline soils. Full sun. Prune after flowering. |
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| Grevillea vestita | Erect compact shrub. Grows 0.5-3 m h x 1-2 m w. Grey-green divided prickly foliage. Abundant white to cream-pink flowers from Jan-Nov. Grow in well-drained soils in part to full sun. |
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| Grevillea wilsonii | Wilson’s Grevillea | Small shrub. 1.5 m h x 2 m w. Very bright red flowers from Aug-Dec. Skeletal type foliage. Full sun or part shade. Sand or gravel soils. Cut back hard every couple of years to promote more lush foliage. |
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| Guichenotia angustifolia | Decorative small shrub. Grows 0.5-1.5 m h x 1-1.5 m w. Grey foliage. Abundant pink or lilac flowers from July-Nov. Well-drained soils in full sun. Responds to fairly hard pruning. |
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| Guichenotia ledifolia | Small dense shrub to 0.5-1.5 m h x 1-1.5 m w. Hairy grey foliage. Masses of cup-like mauve flowers in winter and spring. Well-drained soils. Tolerates periods of dryness and lime pH soils. Usually frost resistant. |
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| Guichenotia macrantha | Large-flowered Guichenotia | Attractive small shrub. Grows 1-2 m h x 1-2 m w. Greyish hairy foliage. Attractive large pink flowers from July-Nov. Well-drained acidic soils in part shade preferred. Prune after flowering. |
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| Guichenotia macrantha | Large-flowered Guichenotia (White form) | Attractive small shrub. Grows 1-2 m h x 1-2 m w. Greyish hairy foliage. Attractive large white flowers from July-Nov. Well-drained acidic soils in part shade preferred. Prune after flowering. |
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| Guichenotia micrantha | Small-flowered Guichenotia | Small dense shrub 0.3-1.5 m h x 0.5-1.5 m w. Grey-green foliage. Abundant pink flowers from June-Nov. Grows in well-drained soils in part to full sun. |
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| Guichenotia sarotes | Compact low shrub. Grows 0.3-1 m h x 0.5-1.5 m w. Hairy grey-green foliage. Clusters of pink flowers from July-Nov. Grows in well-drained soils in part to full sun. |
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| Haemodorum paniculatum | Perennial strap-like plant. Leaves to 25 cm long. Tall flowering stem to 1.5 m with branched green-yellow and blackish flowers from Sept-Dec. Well-drained soils in part to filtered sun. Dies back to root-stock over summer. |
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| Haemodorum spicatum | Mardja | Bulbaceous, perennial, herb. Grows 0.3-2 m h. Linear green leaves. Black/brown-black/yellow-brown from Oct to Jan. Grows in well-drained soils in part to full sun. Dies down to bulb over summer. |
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| Hakea | ‘Burrendong Beauty’ Garden hybrid | Very ornamental small shrub. Grows 0.5-1.5 m h x 1.5-2 m w. Somewhat prickly blue-green foliage. Stunning clusters of deep reddish pink flowers from June-Sept. Well-drained soils in a sunny location. Bird attracting. |
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| Hakea aculeata | Column Hakea | Unusual upright medium shrub. Grows 1.5-3 m h x 1.5-2 m w. Prickly mid green foliage. Abundant yellow and reddish honey-scented flowers from Aug-Oct. Grows in well-drained sandy soils in part to full sun. Conservation status: Declared Rare |
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| WiF B F SpF SS F | ||||
| Hakea ambigua | Medium upright bushy shrub, 1-2 m h x 0.8-1.5 m w. Leathery mid-green foliage. Attractive creamy-white axillary flower clusters from Aug-Oct. Grows in a range of well-drained soils in full sun. Prune after flowering. |
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| Hakea amplexicaulis | Prickly Hakea | Small to medium erect or spreading shrub. Grows 1-3 m h x 1.5-3 m w. Oblong grey-green prickly leaves. Attractive white-cream to pink flowers from July-Oct. Grows in well-drained soils in part to full sun. Prune lightly to obtain compact shape. |
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| Hakea anadenia | Bushy upright shrub. Grows 0.5-2 m h x 1-2 m w. Wavy toothed grey-green foliage. Abundant clusters of creamy white flowers from July-Oct. Grows in gravelly or sandy soils in full sun. |
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| WiF B F SpF C SS | ||||
| Hakea baxteri | Fan Hakea | Attractive medium to large shrub. Grows 1.5-5 m h x 1-3 m w. Fan-shaped grey-green foliage. Rusty brown flowers in leaf axils from Aug-Nov. Well-drained acidic soils in part to full sun. |
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| Hakea bucculenta | Red Pokers | Spectacular, large shrub to small tree. Grows 3-7 m h x 2-5 m w. Long linear leaves. Bright orange-red 15 cm spike flowers from July-Nov. Excellent drainage in sandy soils. Full sun. Can be lightly pruned. Ornamental feature plant. Bird attracting. |
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| WiF B F SpF C SS | ||||
| Hakea ceratophylla | Horned Leaf Hakea | Medium sized shrub with interesting leaves. Grows 0.8-2 m h x 1-2.5 m w. Toothed leaves. Abundant cream flowers from Aug-Dec. Well-drained soils in full sun. Can be pruned to maintain shape. |
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| Hakea cinerea | Ashy Hakea | Erect medium shrub. Grows 2-2.5 m h x 1.5-2.5 m w. Linear bluish-green leaves. Clusters of greenish-yellow flowers from Aug-Oct. Does best in a well-drained soil in full sun. Prune to maintain compact shape. |
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