Hakeas are wonderful hardy plants of the proteaceae family, related to grevilleas and largely ignored by the australian gardener. I intend this to be a starting point for discussions and ideas for growing hakeas in the home garden.
For more information on Hakeas and other Australian Plants, please consider joining the Australian Plants Society (NSW, Vic, Tas, SA), AKA SGAP (Qld, Canberra), or Wildflower Society of Western Australia - 7 regional groups which make up the Association Of Societies for Growing Australian Plants (ASGAP). There is a Hakea study group worth joining within the organisation as well.
Ian, thats what I thought at first. Usually plants with special names are are hybrids or sports. cheers Bill ... Beauty is actually a hybrid and not a species.
Ian Yes, there is a question about the true identity of H 'Burrendong Beauty'. Wrigley in 'Banksias, Waratahs & Grevilleas, 1988' states that the identity was
Bill I haven't heard anything to the contrary Regards Jan billby01 wrote: Is Burrendong Beauty the only example of ... Des & Jan Howard Lue Pottery Lue NSW