Pultenaea mollis

Shrub to 3 m high, erect or spreading, occasionally semi-prostrate; stems terete with pale, spreading, curled or twisted hairs. Leaves alternate, narrow-linear, elliptic or terete (7–)10–20(–26) mm long, 0.3–1.2 mm wide; apex acute, not pungent; lower surface with loosely appressed, spreading or occasionally tubercle-based hairs; upper surface, when visible, glabrous; margin inrolled; stipules (1.5-)2–3(–5) mm long, usually strongly recurved, rarely appressed. Inflorescence a head-like cluster of 4–10 flowers terminating short, lateral branches; floral leaves with slightly to greatly enlarged stipules, 2–9 mm long, sometimes resembling bifid or trifid bracts, often viscid; calyx 4–8 mm long, variously hairy, often viscid; bracteoles attached at base of calyx tube, usually ovate, 2–8 mm long, variably hairy, glabrous or viscid, rarely stipular and appearing 3-lobed from base; standard 8–12 mm wide; ovary and lower half of style hairy. Pod ovate, at least half enclosed by calyx.