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Honeypot. Dryandra (Banksia nivea [syn. Dryandra nivea]), a low, spreading, evergreen shrub native to the southwestern corner of Western Australia. It may be almost prostrate or can mound up to 15m tall. The golden yellow flowerheads are often partly obscured by the long, narrow, dark green, deeply serrated leaves. Order: Proteales, Family: Proteaceae Order: Proteales
![Honeypot. Dryandra (<i>Banksia nivea [syn. Dryandra nivea]), a low, spreading, evergreen shrub native to the southwestern corner of Western Australia. It may be almost prostrate or can mound up to 15m tall. The golden yellow flowerheads are often partly obscured by the long, narrow, dark green, deeply serrated leaves. Order: Proteales, Family: Proteaceae Order: Proteales</a>](./data/media/1/CFGhd77.jpg "Honeypot. Dryandra (<i>Banksia nivea [syn. Dryandra nivea]), a low, spreading, evergreen shrub native to the southwestern corner of Western Australia. It may be almost prostrate or can mound up to 15m tall. The golden yellow flowerheads are often partly obscured by the long, narrow, dark green, deeply serrated leaves. Order: Proteales, Family: Proteaceae Order: Proteales</a>")