This species has declined in numbers considerably, as much of its habitat has been cleared for urban development. It is now confined to a few remnant populations which are inadequately conserved. P.spicata is an attractive small plant but fairly innocuous as far as its horticultural potential is concerned. It is difficult, but probably not impossible, to maintain plants in cultivation and a conservation programme for the species is being undertaken at the Mt Annan Botanic Garden south west of Sydney. Because of the rarety of the species, seed is unlikely to be available and, based on experience with other Pimelea species, would be difficult to germinate.
Cuttings are successful but, again, propagating material is very scarce.
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