Grevillea decurrens Ewart

Shrub or tree 2-4 (-6?) m tall. Leaves 15-40 cm long, pinnatipartite with 7-13 primary lobes; lower lobes sometimes bipartite; ultimate lobes elliptic or broadly elliptic to obovate, 3-18 cm long, 10-40 mm wide, pliable, basally decurrent, not pungent; margins flat; lower surface glabrous to sericeous. Conflorescence simple or to 6-branched; unit conflorescence ascending to decurved, subsecund to conico-cylindrical, acropetal; ultimate floral rachis 50-150 mm long. Flowers twisting to obliquely basiscopic orientation in bud stage; pedicels spreading to retrorse, 5-7 mm long. Flower colour: perianth pink, or cream becoming flushed with pink, rarely reddish; style pink. Perianth glabrous outside, sparingly bearded inside. Pistil 32-35 mm long, glabrous; stipe 10-12 mm long. Follicle subglobose, 24-33 mm long, thick-walled, glabrous.

It suits tropical regions. It grows in open forest. It is often on shallow gravely soils. It needs well drained soils. It needs a warm sunny position.

The seeds are eaten raw.

Plants can be grown from seed. The seed should be fresh. Seed can be soaked for 24 hours in warm water.