Pendulous Hakea

Pendulous Hakea – Hakea pendens
Features: Native | Drought Tolerant | Frost Tolerant | Bird Attracting | Proteaceae Family | Evergreen
Height: 1.5–3 m Spread: 1–2 m
A medium size Western Australian shrub known for its graceful, weeping habit and silvery-green foliage. In late winter to early spring, it produces clusters of pale pink to white flowers nestled among the leaves, which are rich in nectar and highly attractive to birds and insects. The silky hairs on the foliage give the plant a soft, shimmering appearance, adding year-round interest.
Growing Conditions:
Thrives in full sun and open positions with good airflow. Prefers dry climates and is well-suited to low-maintenance native gardens or feature planting.
Soil Type:
Requires well-drained soils – sandy, gravelly or lateritic – and will not tolerate waterlogging. Performs well in poor, low-nutrient conditions.
Special Features:
• Nectar-rich flowers that attract honeyeaters and native pollinators
• Beautiful pendulous foliage with a soft, textured appearance
• Excellent for rockeries, native garden beds or dry borders
• Low water needs and minimal pruning once established