Adenanthos Cunninghamii 'Prostrate' Size:250mm Pot planted at 60–80 cm centres

planted at  60–80 cm centres for fastest knit

Clouds of pale pink

ingestion can cause GI upset

Wildlife Value: Nectar for bees and other pollinators in cooler months

Pet Friendly: Non-toxic to cats & dogs (leaf hairs can irritate sensitive skin—wear gloves)

Adenanthos Cunninghamii 'Prostrate' Size:250mm Pot planted at 60–80 cm centresProstrate Woolly Bush Botanical Name: Adenanthos cunninghamii Prostrate Family: Proteaceae Origin: South west Western Australia Plant Type: Evergreen low, spreading shrub groundcover Overview A soft, silver green woolly shrub with a naturally prostrate to low mounding habit. New shoots can flush bronze red, and in spring the plant bears small red to pink red flowers tucked among the foliagesubtle, but good for nectar feeders. Excellent for coastal and