Grevillea juncifolia Hook.

Erect to spreading shrub or small tree, 1-7 m high. Leaves 8-30 cm long, ascending, entire or pinnatipartite (almost pinnatisect); lobes 2-6, ascending, ±parallel, 5-22 cm long, oblong in cross-section; entire leaves and lobes linear, 0.8-2.1 mm wide, ±pungent; margins revolute; lower surface enclosed except for midveins, hairy in grooves. Conflorescence usually branched; unit conflorescence erect, cylindrical to conical, acropetal; ultimate floral rachis 50-160 mm long. Perianth sericeous to pubescent outside with biramous hairs, or sparsely pubescent to tomentose with both biramous and erect simple glandular hairs (the latter sometimes predominating). Pistil 18-27 mm long; style sometimes villous in basal third, otherwise papillose or glabrous, lacking dorsal hump below style-end. Follicle 15-29 mm long, pubescent to subvillous or lanate with biramous hairs, usually with some erect simple glandular hairs also.

It grows in warm temperate regions. It suits arid and semiarid places. It needs well drained soil. It can grow in full sun or light shade. It can stand light frost. It grows on sand hills and sandplains. It suits hardiness zones 8-10.

The orange flowers are sucked for nectar. The flowers can be soaked in water to make a drink. It can also be mixed with wattle gum to make a jelly.

Plants can be grown from seed or cuttings. Seed should be soaked in warm water for 36 hours.