| Status |
Rare |
| Height |
15.0m (1500cm) |
| Flowers |
Flower spikes large up to 20cm long,10cm wide,flowers pale yellow to golden. |
| Fruit |
Seed follicles clustered in woody cones |
| Form |
Tall shrub in poor soils or gnarled branching tree. |
| Municipalities |
Burnie; Dorset; Flinders Island; Waratah-Wynyard |
| Communities |
Coastal Vegetation; Dry Eucalypt Forest and Woodland |
| Habitat Notes |
Very local at Sisters Hill, Rocky Cape, where it forms woodlands and extends into the understorey of dry sclerophyll forest. |
| Site Tolerance |
Dry; Exposed; Rocky |
| Frost Tolerance |
Hardy |
| Soil Tolerance |
Clay; Phosphorous intolerant; Poor; Sandy; Well-drained |
| General Notes |
Resistant to wildlife browsing due to its unpalatability. A prostrate form is available (grow from cuttings.) Bird attracting. Not suitable below powerlines. |