Geranium amatolicum Hilliard & B.L.Burtt

Bushy perennial herb up to ±75 cm high, stems up to ±3 mm diam., many, ascending or erect, bare below, leafy on the many branchlets, glandular-pilose with long and short glandular hairs. Stipules deeply dissected, segments linear-acuminate. Leaves with petioles ±25-150 mm long, glandular-pilose, hairs patent, blade mostly 20-110 mm diam., suborbicular in outline, digitately 5(-7)-lobed at least 2\3 of the way to the base (ratio 2-3.5:1 measured on the median lobe), lobes ovate in outline, themselves lobed, scattered long gland-tipped hairs above, sometimes mixed with eglandular hairs, hairs below long and spreading, some gland-tipped. Peduncles terminal and opposite uppermost leaves eventually forming small cymes, mostly 2-flowered, glandular pilose with long and short patent hairs, unilateral band of fine curly hairs as well. Pedicels ±10-70 mm long, hairy as the peduncles. Sepals ±7-11 x 2.5-4 mm, excluding the long mucro, glandular-pilose. Petals ±15-20 x 9-13 mm, obovate, entire or shallowly notched, bright pink, veins reddish, or white if base of petals white. Rostrum glandular-pilose, hairs patent.