Acacia everistii Pedley

Sparingly branched shrub to 3 (–5) m high with silvery grey-green phyllodes, closely allied to Acacia jucunda but differing mainly in the following ways: branchlets and phyllodes usually glabrous and sometimes not pruinose; gland prominent but not or scarcely exserted beyond margin, 5–22 mm above pulvinus; raceme axes and peduncles glabrous.

Grows in sand or sandy loam on sandstone, in Eucalyptus forest or open woodland.