Hakea scoparia subsp. scoparia shrub. This is one of two subspecies, and is by far the most widespread. It can grow to 3 m high. This one was about 2.5 m high, in disturbed gravelly ground.

Hakea scoparia subsp. scoparia. The woody fruits are roughly textured and have a prominent beak.

Persoonia saundersiana. The flowers are yellow and the slender leaves are strongly curved upwards.

Persoonia saundersiana is a spreading shrub to 5 m high with yellow flowers and distinctive up-curved leaves. It has a relatively small distribution. A 150 km radius circle drawn from Westonia would take in most of the range.

Persoonia saundersiana fruit are very attractive to something, probably parrots or cockatoos. Most of the fruit, except those close to the ground, was stripped from this shrub soon after this photo was taken.