Xerochrysum Bracteatum ‘Granvia’ (Granvia Strawflower)
Xerochrysum Bracteatum ‘Granvia’ (Granvia Strawflower)
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Xerochrysum Bracteatum ‘Granvia’ (Granvia Strawflower) is a vigorous flowering plant prized for its exceptionally large, papery blooms and lush green foliage. Granvia produces flowers significantly larger than standard strawflowers, creating a bold display in garden beds, borders, containers and feature plantings. The distinctive crisp-textured flowers are also excellent for cutting and drying, giving customers decorative value both in the garden and indoors.
Easy to grow in sunny positions, Granvia performs best in well-drained soil with moderate moisture. Its upright, bushy growth habit and long flowering season make it particularly useful for adding reliable colour through spring, summer and autumn. The flowers also attract pollinators, while the plant's strong garden performance makes it an excellent choice for gardeners wanting a colourful, low-fuss feature plant.
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Mature height
Approx. 46–76 cm
Mature width
Approx. 46–61 cm
Spacing
Approx. 46–61 cm apart
Evergreen/Deciduous
Usually grown as an annual or short-lived perennial rather than a true evergreen shrub.
Foliage
Depends on the Granvia cultivar; available forms include yellow/gold, pink, orange, red and other shades.
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Spring through autumn; in favourable climates it can flower from early spring into early winter.
Sun tolerance
Full sun; some forms tolerate part sun.
Maintenance
Low to moderate. Grow in well-drained soil, water regularly without waterlogging, and remove spent flowers to encourage continued blooming.
Root System
Fibrous root system