Grevillea rosmarinifolia Bill Cawthon taking on a cool grayish-blue

taking on a cool grayish-blue cast before the petals drop

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Grevillea rosmarinifolia Bill Cawthon taking on a cool grayish-blueGrevillea rosmarinifolia is a fine textured Australian evergreen, a rounded to semi prostrate shrub whose narrow, deep green leaves look uncannily like rosemary, giving the plant both the species name and a handsome, needled presence the year round. The likeness is only skin deep, for this is a member of the protea family, Proteaceae, worlds away from any herb. The flowers are the surprise: clusters of small, spider like blooms in red tipped with