Hakea Drupacea (Syn. Suaveolens) (Sweet-Scented Hakea)
Hakea Drupacea (Syn. Suaveolens) (Sweet-Scented Hakea)
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Hakea Drupacea (Syn. Suaveolens) (Sweet-Scented Hakea) is an attractive Australian native shrub known for its fine, needle-like foliage and clusters of small, fragrant white flowers. Its delicate blooms release a sweet scent, adding sensory appeal to the garden while attracting bees and other beneficial pollinators. Its dense, bushy growth also provides natural texture and year-round greenery.
Ideal for native gardens, informal hedges and screening, Hakea Drupacea (Syn. Suaveolens) (Sweet-Scented Hakea) is a versatile choice for gardeners seeking a hardy plant with fragrant flowers and natural charm. Plant it in a sunny position with well-drained soil to encourage healthy growth and enjoy its seasonal floral display in a range of Australian-style landscapes.
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Mature height
2–5 m (can be kept lower with pruning)
Mature width
2–4 m
Spacing
2–3 m apart for screening or hedge planting
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen
Foliage
Cream to white scented flowers; fine green, needle-like foliage
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Winter to spring
Sun tolerance
Full sun (best growth and flowering) to light part shade
Maintenance
Low. Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and density. Drought tolerant once established and well suited to coastal exposure and poor soils.
Root System
Deep and extensive woody root system; strong anchoring ability, well adapted to dry soils and excellent for wind tolerance and soil stabilisation