Perennial herb, 25-500 mm high. Stems decumbent. Leaves scabrid, with blade 6-7 x as long as broad, ovate to narrowly ovate, base subcordate to broadly rounded. Flowers: in terminal, solitary, usually > 20-flowered umbels, 35-67 mm wide; peduncles 40-100 mm long; corolla lobes reflexed, glabrous inside, white or light purple; Dec., Jan.
A herb. It can lie along the ground. The leaves are simple and oval. They are on short stalks. They are hairy on both surfaces. There are many flowers in a flat topped group at the top of the plant. They are green with yellow centres. They have a scent. The fruit are 5 cm long. They have fleshy ridges and a beak at the tip.
Perennial decumbent herb. Leaves 6-7 times as long as broad, ovate to ovate-lanceolate. Umbels terminal, solitary, 16-40-flowered. Peduncles 25-95 mm long, longer than leaves subtending them. Corolla lobes reflexed or reflexed-spreading with upcurved tips, glabrous inside. Flowers cream, yellow or pinkish.
Perennial herb, 250-500 mm tall. Leaves 6-7 times as long as broad, ovate to ovate-lanceolate, subcordate to broadly rounded at base. Umbels terminal, solitary, 15-30-flowered. Peduncles 40-100 mm long. Corolla lobes reflexed, glabrous inside. Flowers white or light purple.