Telopea consists of sizable, evergreen shrubs or diminutive trees featuring tough, leathery foliage. These plants produce large, vibrant flowers that emerge at the tips of their branches.

Telopea

Telopea 'Braidwood Brilliant'

Telopea 'Bridal Gown'PBR

Telopea 'Burgundy'

Telopea 'Corroboree'

Telopea 'Dawn Fire'

Telopea 'Emperor's Torch' is a semi-hardy evergreen shrub that reaches approximately 2.5 meters in height. It exhibits an upright growth form, adorned with lanceolate, dark green leaves that can grow up to 20 centimeters in length. In spring, the plant produces prominent flower clusters at the ends of the stems, featuring numerous tubular red flowers encircled by a ring of red bracts.

Telopea 'Emperor's Torch'

Telopea 'Errinundra White'

Telopea 'Essie's Gift'

Telopea 'Gembrook'

Telopea 'Wirrimbirra White'

Telopea Digger ('Fitzdig')

Telopea Georgie Girl ('Fitzgeo')

Telopea Mallee Boy ('Fitzmal')

Telopea Shady Lady Crimson ('T90101'PBR)

Telopea Shady Lady Pink

Telopea Shady Lady Red

Telopea Shady Lady Yellow

Telopea Snow Maiden ('Fitzsno')

Telopea mongaensis

Telopea oreades is a partially hardy evergreen shrub or small tree, typically reaching heights of about 10 meters in cultivation, although it often remains smaller. The plant features an upright growth pattern with branching stems and dark green, matte leaves that can grow up to 30 centimeters in length. In the summer, prominent flower clusters appear at the ends of the branches, each consisting of 40 to 60 tubular, bent flowers that are usually reddish-pink but can occasionally be white.

Telopea oreades

Telopea speciosissima is a sizable evergreen shrub that starts off bushy but may become more unkempt as it matures. Its leaves are narrow and oval, reaching lengths of up to 25 cm. In spring, it produces vibrant red flower heads measuring 10-15 cm in diameter, made up of numerous upright, tubular flowers encircled by bracts. After flowering, the plant develops brown, woody pods resembling beans, which split open yet persist on the shrub for an extended period.