Adenanthos Cunninghamii groundcovers a fire burns

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Adenanthos Cunninghamii groundcovers a fire burnsA WA native genus with distinctive silky, soft textured foliage and small tubular flowers that feed birds and insects throughout the year. Adenanthos particularly the coastal forms is exceptionally well adapted to Perth's sandy coastal conditions. Full sun. Sandy, well drained soil. Drought tolerant once established. Phosphorus free native fertiliser. Minimal pruning tip prune to keep bushy.