Grevillea gariwerdensis

Grevillea gariwerdensis is very similar to G. micrantha, which has the upper leaf surface often densely granulose, and lacks a beard on the inner surface of the perianth or at most has a few hairs on the pulvinus opposite the ovary. Grevillea gariwerdensis usually has a more conspicuous (though still scanty and short-haired) beard, coarser and broader leaves, and often pedunculate conflorescences (occasionally some sessile). G. gariwerdensis is also very similar to G. alpivaga, the latter which has a slightly shorter pistil  6.5-7 mm long, more crowded leaves with the margins shortly twice-refracted, branchlets not secund, and sessile conflorescences. Also similar to G. neurophylla subsp. neurophylla which has longer leaves, the leaf upper surface usually convex, the leaf lower suface usually fully enclosed on either side of the kidvein, and shorter pedicels (3–5 mm long) (Makinson 2000).