Sponsor a McCutcheon’s Grevillea
£15.00
McCutcheon’s Grevillea was ranked by the Australian government as Critically Endangered in 1995 and a Recovery Team established to address the most threatening processes affecting its survival in the wild.
Your donation will enable us to continue in our work to conserve this species, and will include a certificate of adoption and a choice of card from our botanic garden range.
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Description
Maccutcheon’s Grevillea, one of the rarest plants in the world, thrives in the Great GlassHouse.
McCutcheon’s grevillea is a rare shrub in the family Proteaceae. It is endemic to SW Western Australia, where only seven mature plants remain in the wild. It grows between the Swan Coastal Plain and Whicher Scarp. It bears large red flowers which are very attractive and has flattened, three-lobed leaves circling the stem.
McCutcheon’s Grevillea was ranked by the Australian government as Critically Endangered in 1995 and a Recovery Team established to address the most threatening processes affecting its survival in the wild.
Your donation will enable us to continue in our work to conserve this species, and will include a certificate of adoption and a choice of card from our botanic garden range.
The sponsorship lasts for one year.
