Description
The Grass-leafed Hakea, scientifically known as Hakea multilineata, is a large shrub native to Western Australia that can also be pruned into a small tree. It boasts pinkish-red to white flowers that enliven your garden from Makuru to Kambarang (winter to late spring). This versatile plant can be used as a striking garden focal point or a natural privacy screen.
Plant this hardy native in well-drained soil and full sun. If you're working with sandy soils, a soil conditioner is recommended for better water retention. Fertilise with a low-phosphorus native fertiliser to encourage vigorous growth. For best shape, prune after the Kambarang flowering period (late spring) has ended.
| Botanical Name | Hakea multilineata |
| Common Name | Grass-leafed Hakea |
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Classification |
Large Natives |
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| Origin | Western Australia |
| Foliage | Evergreen |
| Height | 3 - 5 M |
| Width | 2 - 4 M |
| Light | Full sun, tolerates part shade. |
| Soil | Tolerant of most soils as long it is freely draining. |
| Water Requirement | Drought-hardy once established. Performs best with water through heat-waves. |
| Lifespan | Perennial |
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