Adenanthos sericeus Woolly Bush Cyathea cooperi which includes mulberry trees

which includes mulberry trees

which are a hallmark of crape myrtle trees

or as an ornamental specimen

offers small

Adenanthos sericeus Woolly Bush Cyathea cooperi which includes mulberry treesWestern Australia is home to the shrub Adenanthos sericeus, often known as Woolly Bush. It belongs to the Proteaceae family and is valued for both its aesthetic appeal and unique form. Adenanthos sericeus is also known as Albany Woollybush and Silver Sticks. The leaves of Adenanthos sericeus are one of its most distinctive features. The small, needle like leaves are closely packed along the stems, giving them a woolly or silvery look. Although some