Hakea lissocarpha | Honey Bush

Hakea lissocarpha, or honey bush has prickly foliage and masses of sweetly scented flowers. It forms a dense, rounded habit that provides excellent habitat and shelter for birds and other wildlife.

It grows from 1-3 metres and flowers prolifically from winter through spring, with clusters of white flowers growing along the stems, often attracting pollinators with it's rich nectar.

Well adapted to a variety of soils, well-draining and dry conditions, also drought tolerant once established. It's common to find from Geraldton down to Esperance.