Pomaderris Labill.
Petals ± concave, not enclosing the stamens; or absent Pomaderris
Petals present
Leaves pubescent on both surfaces
Leaves softly pubescent or hispid with long or short simple sometimes velutinous hairs on the upper surface
Leaves broad-elliptic to almost orbicular, 2–8 cm long, 1.5–5 cm wide, often emarginate; upper surface densely shortly pubescent, ± bluish; undersurface rusty tomentose. Flowers in compact terminal panicles. Floral tube and sepals together c. 5 mm long. Erect shrub up to 2 m high. Leumeah; upper George’s River; Hunter River Valley. Open forest Pomaderris vellea