Renowned as a tough groundcover, happy in poor dry soils and great for covering banks, walls, boulders and retaining walls or as a garden edging, Grevillea gaudichaudi is as carefree as it’s charming. It will spread over quite an area - up to 3 metres - so it’s ideal for planting at the top of a wall where it can cascade down. It’s also wonderful for low maintenance but nevertheless attractive plantings, where its low spreading form can be utilised as a contrast to bold shrubs. In such situations Grevillea gaudichaudi combines well with the bushy, beautiful and always in flower Grevillea ‘Robyn Gordon.

For drama, plant Grevillea gaudichaudi as a surrounding to the dramatic, treelike Aloe bainesii. It also good with bold native plants - bronze flaxes (Phormium) such as ‘Merlot’, dark and dramatic Cordyline ‘Purple Tower’ or the large leafed and full-of-character shrub Griselinia lucida. Mingling Grevillea gaudichaudi with stronger growing kangaroo paws (Anigozanthos) such as ‘Royal Cheer’ and ‘Bush Gold’ creates a bold and distinctive look in a garden.