Small to medium-sized, evergreen, flowering plants. There are several varieties in cultivation, however few of the natural forms are considered weedy in Victoria. The flowers are individually short-lived and come in a variety of colours including white, pink, mauve or reddish-purple. They thrive in most situations.

A stunning evergreen shrub to 0.9 m. It has dark green glossy leaves and exquisite, highly fragrant white flowers from late spring to early summer. Spot flowers often continue throughout the autumn months. This species prefers full-sun or part-shade, and thrives in rich organic well-drained soils. To maintain compact growth, keep trimmed after flowering. Apply adequate moisture during the warmer months.

There are a number of highly recommended hybrid grevilleas that will develop into small trees. Masses of spring and summer flowers, including pink and white 'Pink Surprise', or 'Pink Flush', or cream 'Moonlight' and orange/gold 'Honey gem' provide nectar for native birds. Grevilleas are fast-growing and require light pruning after flowering to encourage dense growth. They can be planted as either a screen or feature specimen and require well drained soils. Ask your local garden centre for advice about the best Grevillea for your garden.

An erect and sometimes open shrub rarely exceeding 1.5 m. Spikes to 9 cm long of orangered flowers, borne on the older wood on small lateral growths. Normally the main flowering period is summer, however it can extend into autumn and even early winter. Attractive to honeyeaters in the garden. A great specimen shrub or planted as a group. Regularly prune to maintain compact habit.