Geranium magniflorum R.Knuth

Clumped perennial herb, stock eventually thick and woody, stems decumbent, herbaceous, laxly branched, pubescent, hairs usually retrorse, appressed to somewhat spreading, sometimes with spreading gland-tipped hairs as well near the inflorescence. Stipules deeply dissected, segments lanceolate-acuminate. Radical leaves densely tufted, the stipulate bases of the petioles congested in obconic masses, petioles several times longer than the blade, hairs often retrorse and strongly appressed, sometimes ± spreading; blade seldom exceeding 50 mm diam., digitately cut to the base into usually 5 lobes, each lobe pinnatisect, rarely the lowermost pair of segments further divided, mostly 1-2 mm broad, linear, margins revolute, glabrous or sparsely appressed hairy above, densely white appressed hairy below, markedly discolorous; cauline leaves similar, but uppermost petioles often short, sometimes with spreading gland-tipped hairs. Peduncles opposite the upper leaves and much exceeding them, usually 2-flowered, with short ± appressed retrorse hairs, usually with spreading gland-tipped hairs as well, or these occasionally sparse or wanting. Pedicels rarely exceeding 50 mm long, hairy like the peduncles. Sepals (6-)7-8 x (2-)3-3.5 mm excluding mucro, appressed-pubescent, often with long spreading gland-tipped hairs as well, or spreading hairs sometimes sparse or wanting, or glandular tip wanting. Petals (11-)13-17(-20) x (8-)9-10(-14) mm, obovate, notched, pink to blue-purple, or an occasional white sport with coloured veins. Rostrum with fine appressed or somewhat spreading hairs, longer spreading gland-tipped hairs also sometimes present.

Can be grown by cuttings or divisions.