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Hakea

Hakea Obtusa

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Overview

Hakea obtusa, an evergreen shrub native to Australia, features thick, blue-green, leathery leaves and produces striking cream to pink, sweetly-scented flowers in spring. Typically reaching 3-6 feet in height, with a similar spread, it's well-suited for xeriscaping. Preferring full sun and well-drained soils, this drought-tolerant plant offers low maintenance and excellent resilience. Its woody seed pods and dense habit provide habitat and food for native wildlife.

Sun FullWater LowZones 9–11Climate Mediterranean
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — an evergreen shrub native to Australia

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Low
USDA zones
9–11

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Proteaceae
Climate
Mediterranean

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Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — or loamy soils and a full to partial sun location; shrub / tree with multi-colored and orange and red blooms
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — making it adaptable to various landscape styles; this drought-tolerant plant offers low maintenance and excellent resilience
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — With its architectural form and low maintenance needs; contributing further interest to the shrub's profile.<br><br>When incorporating
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — woody seed pods will form; its woody seed pods and dense habit provide habitat and food for native wildlife
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — which persist on the plant; these leaves are characterized by their oblong
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — multi-colored and orange and red flowers in the garden; hakea obtusa boasts stout stems clothed in leathery
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — Hakea obtusa is a hardy choice; multi-colored and orange and red flowers in the garden
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — sure to captivate and impress within your garden spaces; preferring full sun and well-drained soils
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — an evergreen shrub native to Australia; typically reaching 3-6 feet in height, with a similar spread, it's well-suited for, image 59
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — shrub / tree with multi-colored and orange and red blooms; which persist on the plant
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — shrub / tree for full; sure to captivate and impress within your garden spaces
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — this drought-tolerant plant offers low maintenance and excellent resilience; this resilient species thrives in USDA zones, image 64
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — Typically reaching 3-6 feet in height, with a similar spread, it's well-suited for xeriscaping; hakea obtusa is a hardy, image 62
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — Preferring full sun and well-drained soils; sweetly-scented flowers in spring, image 63
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — Its woody seed pods and dense habit provide habitat and food for native wildlife; after the flowering period, image 65
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — sweetly-scented flowers in spring; woody seed pods will form, image 61
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — leathery leaves and produces striking cream to pink; exhibiting exceptional drought tolerance once established, image 60
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — often known as the Pincushion Hakea due to its distinctively rounded; with its architectural form and low maintenance needs, image 66
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — cushion-like inflorescences; leathery leaves and produces striking cream to pink, image 67
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — This resilient species thrives in USDA zones 9-11; cushion-like inflorescences, image 68
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — Hakea obtusa boasts stout stems clothed in leathery; from informal cottage gardens to structured modern designs, image 70
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — exhibiting exceptional drought tolerance once established; adding ecological value to your garden, image 69
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — blue-green leaves that grow up to 3 to 4 inches long; an evergreen shrub native to Australia, image 71
Hakea (Hakea Obtusa) — woody seed pods will form; its woody seed pods and dense habit provide habitat and food for native wildlife, image 76

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