January 2026
LATIN NAME: Grevillea miqueliana
COMMON NAME: Round-leaf Grevillea
FAMILY: Proteaceae
TYPE: Evergreen Shrub
LOCATION AT BLOEDEL RESERVE: Road above the Rhododendron Glen
ORIGIN: Australia
GARDEN USES: Hedge/Border or specimen plant
FUN FACT: Native to the mountains in southeast Australia, this shrub is one of the best climate adapted Grevilleas for the Pacific Northwest. The pendant flower clusters seem to be present year-round and are loved by our increasing population of overwintering Anna’s hummingbirds. This species was first formally described by the botanist, Ferdinand von Mueller, in 1855.
–Content by Gardens North Manager Sean Peterson

