Grevillea miqueliana subsp. cincta

Spreading to erect shrub 1.5–2.5 m high, 2.5–7 wide. Branchlets usually densely subtomentose or occasionally densely subvillous of biramous non-glandular hairs, epidermis not visible, with a lower layer of predominantly appressed or ascending hairs, with an overlayer of predominantly ascending or erect biramous hairs, with scattered suberect Y-shaped hairs. Internodes usually distant. Leaves narrow-elliptic to broadly-elliptic, rarely obovate, (20–)40-90(–120) mm long, (8–)16–30(–38) mm wide; upper surface glabrous,usually glossy; margins rolled downward to slightly recurved; lower surface loosely to moderately subsericeous or occasionally subtomentose, of biramous non-glandular hairs, epidermis clearly visible, lateral veins conspicuous, reticulum evident; leaves soft-textured. Conflorescences simple to 2-branched, simple 67 %, once-branched 25 %, twice-branched 8 %. Primary peduncles (0–)6–12(–20) mm long, indumentum subtomentose; floral rachises (12–)17–20(–28) mm long. Flowering primarily Jul.-Feb., but in the absence of snow can occur sporadically throughout the year. Flowering primarily Jul.-Feb., but in the absence of snow can occur sporadically throughout the year.