Banksias are among the best known of all Australian native plants and are justly popular in cultivation. Many have flower spikes in the familiar candle-like shape but the great majority have clusters of small flowers in cone-shaped spikes. The genus Banksia now includes species previously classified as Dryandra.

• Background - the characteristics of the genus Banksia.
• Propagation - growing Banksia from seed, cuttings and grafting.
• Cultivation - growing banksias successfully in a range of climates.
• Cultivation - banksias in garden design.
• Cultivation - cultivation of 'dryandras'.
• Selected Species and Cultivars - examples of a range of banksias, including photographs.
• Banksia Study Group Web Site - studying the cultivation, propagation and conservation of banksias.
• Dryandra Study Group Web Site - studying the cultivation, propagation and conservation of the Dryandra series of the genus Banksia.
• Further Information - books, journals and online resources.