Pyracantha angustifolia (Franch.) C.K.Schneid.

• a large spiny shrub growing 2-5 m tall and spreading up to 5 m across.
• its stems are densely hairy and grey or whitish when young, turning reddish-brown or darker grey as they mature.
• short side-branches are formed off the main branches which bear most of the elongated entire leaves.
• the upper leaf surfaces are dark green, almost hairless and shiny, while their undersides are densely hairy and whitish.
• its white flowers (8-12 mm across) have five petals and are borne in dense clusters.
• its small berry-like fruit (5-9 mm across) are turn yellow or orange when ripe.

[From: Environmental Weeds of Australia]