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Perennial or sometimes annual herb; roots fibrous. Stems procumbent, mat-forming or scrambling, up to 0.4 m long. Leaves all opposite; blade peltate to broadly ovate, apex obtuse, base subreniform or subtruncate, margins ± strongly dentate; petioles ± 30 mm long, longhaired. Flowers: axillary; spur long and narrow, 2.5-3.0 mm long; corolla white or cream-coloured to pale pink or mauve-purple speckled, palate yellow; Jan.-Dec.
A herb. The stems form mats or are scrambling. They are 40 cm long. The leaves are opposite and broadly oval. There are teeth along the edge. The flowers are white or cream with purple markings. They are in the axils of leaves.
Spreading to prostrate, slightly hairy perennial rooting at nodes. Leaves rounded, toothed. Flowers on long pedicels in axils of upper leaves, bilabiate and spurred, white to violet.
Prostrate annual or perennial herb. Leaves all opposite, subreniform or subtruncate at base, petioles 30 mm long. Flowers axillary, white, cream with purple markings.
