Hakea Leucoptera (Noun)
Meaning
Large bushy shrub with pungent pointed leaves and creamy white flowers; central and eastern Australia.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The Hakea leucoptera can grow into a dense large bushy shrub covering a wide area in the eastern regions of Australia.
- This native species to Australia supports a diverse range of wildlife with the Hakea leucoptera being a vital source of food for birds.
- During spring, the Hakea leucoptera blooms with clusters of creamy white flowers contrasting its darker pungent foliage.
- Gardeners cultivating the Hakea leucoptera should avoid overwatering the shrub, allowing for proper drainage of water to its deeper roots.
- As a drought-tolerant species, the Hakea leucoptera can thrive well in low water environments commonly found in central Australia.