When young, Grevillea robusta has an upright, pyramidal shape and large, fern-like, pale-green leaves. As Grevillea robusta matures, it develops horizontal limbs, creating a broader top. In the spring, mature trees produce amazing clusters of large, yellow-orange flowers, which attract nectar-seeking birds. Grevillea robusta is also able to tolerate coastal winds and dry conditions, making it a resilient option. Grevillea robusta is evergreen and native to eastern Australia. Learn more about Grevillea robusta.