Banksia littoralis - Western Swamp Banksia

Banksia littoralis is a medium tree endemic to south-west Western Australia, well suited to home landscaping for its structure, resilience, and seasonal interest.

It features narrow, serrated foliage and a dense canopy, making it effective for screening, wind protection, or as a backdrop within garden beds. Pale yellow flower spikes are produced from summer to autumn, attracting birds and pollinators.

Adaptable and reliable, B. littoralis integrates well into a wide range of garden settings, from larger blocks to more structured residential landscapes.

Key points

• Endemic to south-west WA
• Propagated from seed to promote genetic diversity
• Medium tree with dense, structured habit
• Serrated foliage suitable for screening
• Pale yellow summer–autumn flowers
• Adaptable to a range of garden conditions
• Ideal for residential landscaping and wind protection

Supplied as healthy, mature plants.