Grevillea
Superb: is another sub-tropical Grevillea hybrid (see also Moonlight).
It is said to be the result of a liaison between Grevillea bipinnatifida
and a white flowered form of Grevillea banksii. Superb is similar in
appearance to Grevillea Robyn Gordon and in ideal conditions will
develop into a dense, mounded shrub. Because of our “less than tropical”
climate, our Superb has developed into an upright shrub with rather sparse
foliage. The foliage may be sparse but the flowers are magnificent. They are
pinkish-yellow, ageing to deep pink. Flowering is almost continuous and the
nectar rich blooms attract honeyeaters.
Propagation must be from cuttings to preserve
Superb’s desirable characteristics.