hakea

/ˈheɪkiə/
noun
  1. A shrub or small tree of the genus Hakea, native to Australia and New Guinea, often with spiny leaves and showy flowers.
    • Many hakea species are adapted to dry climates and have tough, needle-like leaves.
    • The hakea in the botanical garden bloomed with bright red flowers in spring.
    • We planted a hakea near the fence to attract native birds to our yard.
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