how are the plants cultivated?
In a Mediterranean (dry summer) climate and good drainage as it is sensitive to dieback
Banksia sceptrum
 It is occasionally grown in gardens as its bright flower spikes are prominent, but requires a Mediterranean (dry summer) climate and good drainage as it is sensitive to dieback.
what is banksia sceptrum? A plant which specie does this plant come under? Banksia is it a flowering or a non-flowering plant? Flowering what colours do they come in? Bright yellow how tall do these plants grow? UNANSWERABLE where are these plants found? Western Australia near the central west coast from Geraldton north through Kalbarri to Hamelin Pool who were the first to occupy geraldton? Naaguja people did any major war take place here? UNANSWERABLE how is the climate here? Mediterranean climate with semi-arid influence do horse racings take place there? Yes. It is home to a horse racing industry
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Banksia sceptrum [SEP] Cultivation
"B. sceptrum" is principally used in the cut flower industry, with the immature spikes being commonly sold in florists around Australia. It is occasionally grown in gardens as its bright flower spikes are prominent, but requires a Mediterranean (dry summer) climate and good drainage as it is sensitive to dieback. Seeds do not require any treatment, and take 26 to 47 days to germinate. A dwarf form is in cultivation.