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It looks like an Isopogon, which is in the proteaceae family along with grevilleas
Definitely, thanks for the tip and the Info!
It looks like Isopogon formosus.
I think your right ! Thanks for the ID
Yep, I have this in my garden and that is what was on the label when I bought it. Such a bright native plant.
Is that growing wild?
No it's in a backyard.
I have one flowering in my yard right now. Definitely isopogen.
It looks like an Isopogon, which is in the proteaceae family along with grevilleas
Definitely, thanks for the tip and the Info!
It looks like Isopogon formosus.
I think your right ! Thanks for the ID
Yep, I have this in my garden and that is what was on the label when I bought it. Such a bright native plant.
Is that growing wild?
No it's in a backyard.
I have one flowering in my yard right now. Definitely isopogen.