I suspect this is a cultivar with Grevillea lanigera in its parentage. The leaves are far too hairy; the pollen presenter (style) appears to be hairy throughout; and it is prostrate rather than spreading.
I am much happier with it being lanigera now I have seen it without frost, though I would still like to see a closeup of an open flower showing the hairs lower down on the pollen presenter and the lack of hairs towards the tiip.
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