Hakea Multilineata (Grass-Leaf Hakea)
Hakea Multilineata (Grass-Leaf Hakea)
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Hakea multilineata is a striking Western Australian native shrub admired for its upright form, fine linear foliage, and vibrant seasonal flower display. Its long, narrow leaves give it a soft, grassy texture, while bold clusters of pink to red flowers appear along the stems, creating a strong architectural feature in the garden. This combination of structure and colour makes it an excellent choice for feature planting in native or waterwise landscapes.
Highly valued for its resilience, Hakea multilineata thrives in well-drained soils and performs strongly in hot, dry, and coastal conditions once established. It provides year-round visual interest and supports pollinators, making it a functional and ornamental addition to the garden. Its upright habit also makes it suitable for screening, mixed native plantings, or as a standout feature shrub.

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Mature height
2–4 m
Mature width
1.5–3 m
Spacing
1.5–2.5 m apart for screening or feature planting
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen
Foliage
Pink to red flower clusters with fine green linear foliage
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Winter to spring (peak flowering varies with climate)
Sun tolerance
Full sun (best flowering and strongest growth)
Maintenance
Low. Light pruning after flowering to maintain shape and encourage bushiness. Very drought tolerant once established
Root System
Deep, woody, and well-anchored root system suited to dry soils and wind exposure; excellent for long-term landscape stability