(Cutting Grown)
The species of this profuse flowering oddball can grow to 12+ feet, but this more diminutive form is far more suitable for tight spaces in the garden. The East Coast Banksias are generally the most forgiving in gardens with questionable soil and drainage, although more of the latter is always better. The flowers look like a cross between a cob of corn and velcro and persist for months on the plant. So weird - so lovable.
 
Flower Color: Gold/Orange/Red
Bloomtime: Fall to Spring
Height: 4-6 feet
Width: 4-6+ feet
Exposure: Sun/Filtered Sun Inland
Soil Type: Good Drainage
Cold Tolerance: 24-26f
Irrigation requirements: Low to Medium