Grevillea decipiens Mcgill.

Dense compact shrub to 1.5 m high, with ascending to erect branches. Leaves entire, ascending, linear, 2.5-9 cm long, 1-1.6 mm wide, obtuse-mucronate; upper surface prominently 7-9-veined, sometimes sparsely pubescent between ridges; margins angularly revolute; lower surface enclosed except midvein, 2-grooved, sometimes subsericeous in grooves. Conflorescence erect, usually axillary, or sometimes terminal on short lateral branchlets, or cauline, sessile, usually simple, 1-6-flowered; rachis

Grows in low to tall shrubland and mallee woodland, often in depressions, in sandy to clayey soils.