Banksia integrifolia New Dawn 0
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Dwarf Coastal Banksia

Banksia integrifolia ‘New Dawn’

This is a compact, dense cultivar of the hardy Coast Banksia, known for its attractive silvery-green foliage and pale lemon flower spikes that appear throughout winter and spring. It’s an excellent, hardy native choice for coastal gardens or less exposed spots where a smaller shrub form is desired. It tolerates salt and wind as well as poor soils, preferring well-drained conditions and full sun.

H ~ 2m   W ~ 3m

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