Dryandra are found exclusively in the southwest of Western Australia growing often in poor, shallow and clayey soils such as lateritic gravel. They are drought- and mostly frost-hardy and so long as you provide good drainage, full sun to part-shade conditions and good airflow around them, they will reward you by being a really tough garden plant. Where soils are not naturally well-drained, most Dryandra will do well in beds raised 120-200 mm above ground level and they can also be grown in containers. If you are interested in attracting wildlife into your garden then growing a Dryandra is a must as they attract nectar-feeding birds, mammals and a wide array of insects.
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