Honeybush Hakea

Honeybush Hakea – Hakea lissocarpa
Features: Native | Drought Tolerant | Frost Tolerant | Bird Attracting | Proteaceae Family | Evergreen
Height: 1–3 m Spread: 1–2 m
An upright to spreading shrub from Western Australia, prized for its masses of fragrant white to pale pink flowers from late autumn to early spring. The foliage is often variable, with both needle-like and broader leaves occurring on the same plant, creating an interesting textural contrast.
Growing Conditions:
Best in full sun but tolerates light shade. Performs well in coastal and inland sites with low humidity.
Soil Type:
Requires well-drained sandy, gravelly or lateritic soils; not suited to heavy or poorly drained soils.
Special Features:
• Fragrant flowers attract bees, birds, and pollinators
• Prickly foliage provides refuge for small birds
• Strong seasonal flowering display
• Low-maintenance shrub for biodiversity-friendly landscapes