Grevillea intricata

Grevillea intricata is a distinctive Australian native shrub prized for its unusual, tangled growth habit and striking seasonal flowers. Its intricate branches resemble soft green barbed wire, with contrasting cherry-red stems creating a sculptural appearance even when the plant is not in flower.

During the cooler months, the shrub produces unusual, elongated flower clusters at the ends of its branches. The blooms transition from rich egg-yolk yellow to creamy white, creating a striking display against the fine foliage and upright branch tips.

This selection is grafted onto a more robust and adaptable rootstock, allowing it to perform across a broader range of soil conditions than many ungrafted Grevilleas. Its unusual form makes it an excellent feature plant for native gardens and contemporary landscapes.