Gastrolobium sericeum 1
tube stock dia 80
Gastrolobium sericeum 2
Gastrolobium sericeum 3
Gastrolobium sericeum 0
Gastrolobium sericeum 5

Gastrolobium Lemon Drops

Gastrolobium sericeum

This WA native, also known as the Yellow Pea Flower, is a low growing shrub with green-grey foliage and dainty lemon yellow pea flowers in late Spring. Great for native gardens as a useful edging plant or container plant, they need well drained soil and will be drought and light frost tolerant once established. Enjoys full sun to part shade – and birds love it too.

H ~ 0.6m  W ~ 1-2m

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