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SELECT id, scientific_name, cultivar_name, common_name, description FROM plant WHERE 1 = 1 AND scientific_name LIKE '%Banksia%' ORDER BY scientific_name LIMIT 0, 20

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1. Banksia         Cultivar/variety: 'Giant Candles' Banksia x 'Giant Candles' is a hardy, low maintenance tall shrub. The massive flower spikes up to 40cm long are the outstanding feature, and birds love them.  A very adaptable plant that makes a fantastic medium sized screen as well as a great cut flower. Flowers...   ...learn more about the 'Giant Candles' variety .

2. Banksia         Cultivar/variety: 'Yellow Wing' Banksia 'Yellow Wing' is a medium rounded shrub with fine dense foliage and golden bronze brushes in spring, autumn and winter. The flower spikes are held well above the foliage as beacons for a range of honey-eating birds, and parrots love their seed. Particularly suitable...   ...learn more about the 'Yellow Wing' variety .

3. Banksia   (Banksia aculeata) Banksia aculeata, the Prickly Banksia, is a compact shrub with attractive pink and creamy coloured flower heads in summer. Unusually for a banksia, the flower heads are pendulous, like lanterns. Use it as a feature shrub or as a pot plant. It needs very little...   ...learn more about the Banksia aculeata .

4. Wallum Banksia   (Banksia aemula) Banksia aemula, the wallum banksia, is a small gnarled shrub with interested serrated foliage and large attractive flower heads. Use it as a feature shrub or as a pot plant for a large container. It is a very low maintenance shrub. Native to Queensland down...   ...learn more about the Banksia aemula .

5. Northern Banksia   (Banksia aquilonia) Banksia aquilonia is an upright large shrub to small tree, with long leaves that have an attractive silvery undersurface, as well as medium sized lemon yellow flower heads in autumn and winter. Use it as a feature shrub. It is a very low maintenance...   ...learn more about the Banksia aquilonia .

6. Teddy Bear Banksia, Woolly Banksia   (Banksia baueri) Banksia baueri is a small compact shrub with interested serrated foliage and huge attractive flower head that are its main features. The flowers are cream to orange and fluffy looking, contributing to the common name. Use it as a feature shrub or as a pot plant...   ...learn more about the Banksia baueri .

7. Ground Cover Banksia   (Banksia blechnifolia) banksia blechnifolia is a small prostrate ground cover shrub with interesting serrated foliage and large interesting and attractive flower heads, close to the ground. It blooms in winter to spring, with woolly orange spikes that honey eating birds love. It has a colourful bonus of bright...   ...learn more about the Banksia blechnifolia .

8. Burdett's Banksia   (Banksia burdettii) Banksia burdettii is a large shrub to small tree, native to sandplains in Western Australia. The stunning flower heads are grey in bud and orange when they open are borne on a rounded bushy plant. Use it as a feature shrub and enjoy cut...   ...learn more about the Banksia burdettii .

9. Red Lantern Banksia   (Banksia caleyi) Banksia caleyi, the Red Lantern Banksia, is named for the pendulous flowers, which are unusual for banksias. The scarlet flower heads are very attractive, to both birds and people. Growth habit is dense and bushy on a low growing shrub. Use it as a feature shrub, especially near the...   ...learn more about the Banksia caleyi .

10. Propeller Banksia   (Banksia candolleana) Banksia candolleana is a small shrub to 1.5 metres tall. The unusual propeller like shape of the seed head combines with a compact growth habit and attractive flower head to make an interesting garden shrub. The flowers open golden yellow and age to grey, and...   ...learn more about the Banksia candolleana .

11. Matchstick Banksia   (Banksia cuneata) Banksia cuneata, the matchstick banksia, is endangered in its natural habitat. The dense growth habit, interesting foliage and unusual flowers combine to make this an interesting garden plant. The flowers are different to the usual cone shaped banskias, and resemble a cluster of pink matches...   ...learn more about the Banksia cuneata .

12. Elegant Banksia   (Banksia elegans) Banksia elegans is a shrub to small tree, growing around 4 metres, round yellow spikes of flower in spring and summer. It has an open and many branched growth habit, interesting toothed blue green foliage, and grey tesselated bark. Use it as a feature shrub. It is very low...   ...learn more about the Banksia elegans .

13. Epic Banksia   (Banksia epica) Banksia epica is a low maintenance plant for a sunny spot in the garden. The very large yellow flower head combine with a dense growth habit to make this an interesting garden plant. Use it as a feature shrub, and you will have the added...   ...learn more about the Banksia epica .

14. Banksia   (Banksia ericifolia)         Cultivar/variety: 'Little Eric' Banksia Little Eric is a great landscaping plant that adapts to a wide range of conditions, and puts on a lovely show of flowers even when neglected. It has masses of orange to red brush flowers that will bring birds and other nectar lovers to...   ...learn more about the 'Little Eric' variety .

15. Heath Banksia   (Banksia ericifolia) Banksia ericifolia has large orange flower heads, lovely needle-like foliage and a dense growth habit making this a very useful banksia for the garden. It makes an excellent medium sized screen or feature plant, growing from 4 to 7 metres tall. It is a very...   ...learn more about the Banksia ericifolia .

16. Bull Banksia   (Banksia grandis) Banksia grandis, the bull banksia, is a large shrub to small tree, native to the south west of Western Australia. It has spectacular yellow flower heads and interesting large toothed foliage as the key features of this iconic plant. It makes a great feature shrub...   ...learn more about the Banksia grandis .

17. Banksia   (Banksia integrifolia)         Cultivar/variety: 'Roller Coaster' Banksia integrifolia 'Roller Coaster' is an evergreen prostrate shrub, with lemon yellow spikes of flowers in autumn and winter. Vigorous cascading ground cover suitable for banks, rockeries, and the borders of shrubberies. Very tough, adaptable to a wide range of soil types, and does well in coastal areas...   ...learn more about the 'Roller Coaster' variety .

18. Banksia   (Banksia marginata)         Cultivar/variety: 'Minimarg' Banksia 'Minimarg' is a very tough dwarf Banksia. It bears masses of bright yellow flowers from spring to autumn, that are good for cut flowers and also for attracting birds and other nectar lovers. It adapts well to a wide range of soil and climate types....   ...learn more about the 'Minimarg' variety .

19. Swamp banksia   (Banksia robur) Banksia robur, the swamp banksia, is a dramatic looking banksia with large serrated leaves. The new growth has a felty coating of brown hairs, which is an attractive feature. It is naturally occuring in damp areas on sandy soils, but is very adaptable to a wide range...   ...learn more about the Banksia robur .

20. Banksia   (Banksia serrata)         Cultivar/variety: 'Pygmy Possum' Banksia serrata 'Pygmy Possum' is an evergreen groundcovering shrub with glossy green serrated leaves. It has silvery buds opening to yellow cylindrical flowers which are attractive to birds other nectar feeders. It is a prostrate form of Old Man Banksia, and has lovely arching branches and a dense...   ...learn more about the 'Pygmy Possum' variety .

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