They are small to medium woody shrubs and the majority occur naturally in south Western Australia. The flowers are followed by small 1-celled fruits which release numerous small seeds when ripe. This species has been in cultivation for many years. It requires excellent drainage and a sunny or lightly shaded position. It withstands at least moderate frost.
Propagation is easy from both seed and cuttings.
If seed is being collected, the plants need to be kept under observation or the seed will be lost. In the latter case, plants should flower within 3 years. You may have reached this description from one of several different sources.