Geranium grandistipulatum Hilliard & B.L.Burtt

Coarse bushy herb of unknown stature, upper parts of stems up to 4 mm diam., villous with spreading gland-tipped hairs underlain by a unilateral band of fine curly hairs, leafy particularly towards the ends of the branches. Stipules ±1.9 x 6 mm, divided into a few broad very acute segments. Leaves with petioles ±30-100 mm long (only upper part of stems present), rapidly shorter upwards, villous with spreading gland-tipped hairs, blades mostly 30-60 mm in diam., suborbicular in outline, 5-7-lobed roughly two thirds of the distance to the base, lobes ovate in outline, sharply lobed and toothed, upper surface thinly pilose with glandular and eglandular hairs, lower surface more densely so. Peduncles opposite the uppermost leaves, 2-flowered, 20-70 mm long, villous with spreading glandular hairs underlain by fine curly hairs. Pedicels 10-45 mm long, hairy as the peduncles. Sepals ±9-11 x 3.75-4.5 mm, excluding the long mucro, glandular-pilose. Petals ±15-19 x 12-14 mm, obovate, entire or shallowly notched, rose pink. Rostrum glandular-pilose, hairs patent.