Grevillea rosmarinifolia Bill Cawthon likely drawn from our own

likely drawn from our own collection

ground into flour

before the leaves are fully out

cooked into marmalade

Native to the Balearic Islands of the Mediterranean and to southwestern Spain

Grevillea rosmarinifolia Bill Cawthon likely drawn from our ownGrevillea rosmarinifolia is a fine textured Australian evergreen, a rounded to semi prostrate shrub whose narrow, deep green leaves look uncannily like rosemary, giving the plant both the species name and a handsome, needled presence the year round. The likeness is only skin deep, for this is a member of the protea family, Proteaceae, worlds away from any herb. The flowers are the surprise: clusters of small, spider like blooms in red tipped with