Leucadendrons is a genus of about 80 species of flowering plants in the family Proteaceae. They are in the Proteaceae family like Waratahs, Banksias and Grevilleas. 
 
Description:
An outstanding, compact, evergreen small shrub with bright clean yellow bracts that are borne on vigorous long stems during winter and spring.
 
Key Features:
Brilliant yellow flower head
 
Cultural:
Prefers sunny position in well-drained soil. Will tolerate frost, coastal and dry conditions. Prune as desired and fertilise with a long-term slow release fertiliser in late winter.
 
Plant Landscape:
 
Ideal for use as a cut flower or general garden feature plant
 
Growth Rate: Moderate
Max Height: 100 cm
Size: 2m x 1m
Position: Sunny or partly shaded
Origins: New Zealand
Water Rating: 2
Synonyms: None known