This species has narrow eco-friendly leaves, and brownish, orange or yellow spherical flower spikes which can be seen from January to July. It is greatly distributed throughout the southwest of Western Australia, rising completely in sandy soils. It is generally the dominant plant in scrubland or lower woodland. It can be pollinated by, which is a

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