Dryandra nivea “Honey Pot Dryandra”

Dryandra nivea “Honey Pot Dryandra”

A charming, low-growing native shrub loved for its soft, silver-green foliage and eye-catching golden flower heads. ‘Honey Pot’ forms a tidy, rounded mound and produces masses of fluffy, honey-scented blooms that attract bees, small birds, and pollinators throughout winter and spring. Ideal for native gardens, rockeries, borders, and container growing.

• Habit: Compact, mounding shrub (usually 0.3–0.6 m high, 1–1.5 m wide)
• Foliage: Fine, lacy, silver to grey-green leaves
• Flowers: Warm gold, ball-like clusters (“honey pots”) appearing from late winter to spring
• Position: Full sun
• Soil: Well-drained, sandy or gravelly soils; dislikes heavy or waterlogged conditions
• Water: Low once established
• Uses: Native gardens, wildlife gardens, banks/slopes, decorative groundcover, pots
• Benefits: Highly attractive to bees and pollinators; drought-tolerant; low-maintenance

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