Geranium harveyi Briq.

Many-stemmed, clump-forming perennial herb, stems spreading, decumbent or suberect, slender, becoming woody in lower parts, young parts with silvery retrorse appressed hairs. Stipules deeply dissected, segments linear-acuminate. Leaves all cauline, petioles long, all but the uppermost much longer than the blade, with silvery retrorse appressed hairs, blade ±5-30 mm diam., digitately (3-)5-lobed almost or quite to the base, each lobe rhomboid in outline, deeply pinnatifid, the segments oblong-lanceolate, entire or the largest with an occasional tooth, appressed silvery-sericeous above, more densely so below. Peduncles opposite the uppermost leaves and much exceeding them, with silvery retrorse appressed hairs, 1-or 2-flowered. Pedicels seldom exceeding 50 mm, hairy as the peduncles, and occasionally with a few spreading gland-tipped hairs below the calyx. Sepals 5.5-6(-8) x 2.5(-3.5) mm excluding mucro, appressed silvery-sericeous, occasionally with a few gland-tipped hairs at the base. Petals 12-15 x 6.5-9 mm, obovate, shallowly notched, magenta or purple-blue. Rostrum with somewhat spreading hairs.