Grevillea celata

Erect and open, to low and dense, root-suckering shrub 0.4–1.8 m high. Leaves entire, oblong- to broadly elliptic, 20–44(–58) mm long, 4–18 mm wide; margins recurved to loosely revolute, seldom obscuring the tomentose lower surface. Conflorescences usually terminal on short lateral branchlets, occasionally axillary on older wood, usually simple, usually decurved, 2–8-flowered; rachis 1–5 mm long, pubescent; perianth typically red or pink in basal half shading to yellow or white above (rarely yellow throughout), basally dilated, outer surface irregularly pubescent, inner surface bearded; tepals (often only the dorsal pair) variably horned; pistil 18–25 mm long, ovary sessile, villous, style green at base shading to pink or red apically with a green style-end, dorsally villous in lower half, glabrescent above, pollen presenter lateral. Fruits tomentose, longitudinally ridged. Flowers Jul.–Feb.