Grevillea 'Long John'

An upright rounded shrub that grows up to sixteen feet tall by eight to twelve feet wide.   It has thin, long, somewhat soft, needle-like leaves along vertical branches.  Large, dark rose-pink and orange flower clusters form on the ends of branches bloom in the spring. Can be used for cut flowers.  The name 'Long John' comes from a combination of the names of the two parent species, Grevillea longistyla and G. johnsonii, that were involved in this hybrid.