sentences:  Flowering occurs from December or January to February and the follicles are long and wide with flattened hairs.Summer honeypot was first formally described in 1985 by Alex George in the journal "Nuytsia" and given the name "Dryandra mimica" from specimens he collected in the Perth suburb Wattle Grove.The specific epithet ("mimica") is from a Latin word meaning "imitative", referring to this species' superficial resemblance to "Dryandra nivea" (now "Banksia nivea").