Banksia petiolaris
Prostrate Banksia
Description
Banksia petiolaris is a prostrate Banksia species native to Western Australia. This plant is known for its trailing habit. It has leaves that are smooth and leathery. The flower spikes are yellow and often appear horizontally. It can be used in rockeries, or as groundcover. Banksia petiolaris requires well-draining, sandy soil and full sun. Water moderately, particularly when the plant is young. Pruning is not always necessary, but it can be used to maintain shape and control the plant's spread.
Description
Banksia petiolaris is a prostrate Banksia species native to Western Australia. This plant is known for its trailing habit. It has leaves that are smooth and leathery. The flower spikes are yellow and often appear horizontally. It can be used in rockeries, or as groundcover. Banksia petiolaris requires well-draining, sandy soil and full sun. Water moderately, particularly when the plant is young. Pruning is not always necessary, but it can be used to maintain shape and control the plant's spread.