Hakea bucculenta

Hakea bucculenta is sensitive to dieback and thus difficult to keep alive in areas of high humidity. It grows well in a sunny position out of the wind in well-drained soils; it will tolerate both drought and frost.

Grows on coastal sand plain heath or mallee, roadsides verges in sandy, loam or clay-based soils.

Similar plants:

• Hakea laurina (Pin-cushion Hakea)
• Hakea multilineata (Grass-leaved Hakea)
• Hakea orthorrhyncha (Bird Beak Hakea)
• Hakea sericea (Silky Hakea)
• Hakea tephrosperma (Hooked Needlewood, Small-fruit Hakea)
• Hakea verrucosa (Warty-fruited Hakea )