Grevillea annulifera F.Muell.

Shrub 2-4 m tall, almost glabrous. Leaves dorsiventral, 3-7 cm long, usually pinnatisect with 5-9 ±spreading divaricate lobes, rarely 2-or 3-lobed or entire; simple leaves and lobes linear, rigid, pungent, 1.5-3.5 cm long, 1-2 mm wide; margins angularly revolute to midveins; surfaces dissimilar, with lower surface 2-grooved, tomentose in grooves. Conflorescence terminal, erect to decurved on emergent flowering branches, usually paniculately 3-9-branched; unit conflorescence cylindrical, acropetal; ultimate floral rachis (50-) 80-170 mm long. Flowers usually transverse and ventrally extrorse. Flower colour: perianth cream or pale yellow; style after anthesis becoming pink then red. Perianth glabrous outside, bearded inside near base. Nectary annular. Pistil 28-35 mm long, glabrous; pollen-presenter very oblique to almost lateral, convex to broadly conical. Follicle globose to fat-lenticular, 27-29 mm long, glabrous, smooth.

It suits light non limy soils. It suits temperate or semiarid places. It requires plenty of sunshine and very good drainage. Plants can tolerate light frosts.

The almond-favoured kernels are eaten.

Plants can be grown from seed or cuttings. Cuttings are slow to form roots. The seed are very slow to germinate unless the corky layer is peeled off. Once this white embryo is revealed seed germinate in about 30 days.