Grevillea parvula

Spreading to erect shrub (0.5–)1–2(–3) m high, 1–3 wide. Branchlets densely subvillous. Leaves entire, narrowly elliptic, oblanceolate to narrowly obovate (12–)25-50(–80) mm long, (4–)8–15(–19) mm wide; upper surface glabrous, dull or rarely glossy; margins very shortly recurved; lower surface usually moderately densely or occasionally loosely subsericeous or subtomentose, epidermis visible or obscured, lateral veins obscure or rarely evident, reticulum obscure. Conflorescences terminal or axillary, rarely subcauline, decurved to pendulous, simple to 3-branched. Primary peduncles (0–)5–15(–18) mm long, indumentum densely sericeous or subtomentose; floral rachises (6–)10–20 mm long. Limb of flower buds subglobose in side view, apex obtuse. Limb-segments of tepals (mature pre-anthesis flowers) not keeled or rarely obscurely keeled along external midline. Dorsal tepals (11.2–)17–20 mm long, 1–1.8(–2.0) mm wide. Perianth outer surface (below limb) red or pinkish-red, epidermis clearly visible, loosely subsericeous; inner surface glabrous except for beard near base; perianth inner surface red or pinkish-red. Pistil (11–)17–20 mm long, ovary stipitate, glabrous, style red or pinkish-red; face of pollen concurrent with style, usually concave or rarely more or less flattened. Fruits glabrous. Flowering has been observed throughout the year.