Beadle's Grevillea

About

Thought lost at its original 1887 Walcha collection site, Beadle's grevillea survives in only four known wild populations on shallow granite soils, including a significant population in Guy Fawkes River National Park near Chaelundi Falls, where it was rediscovered in 1981.

How to spot it

Shrub 0.8-2.5m tall with finely dissected, fern-like leaves 80-165mm long; one-sided racemes of grey-to-purplish flowers with a burgundy-to-scarlet style in late spring and summer, followed by woolly-haired seed pods.

Found in

• Guy Fawkes River National Park