Geranium subglabrum Hilliard & B.L.Burtt

Many-stemmed, clump-forming perennial herb, stems of indeterminate length, straggling, decumbent or suberect, slender, young parts sparsely appressed pubescent, the hairs retrorse. Stipules deeply dissected, segments linear-acuminate. Leaves on petioles up to 150 mm long, diminishing in length upwards, sparsely pubescent with appressed retrorse hairs; blade up to 110 mm in diam., digitately 5-lobed almost to the base, lobes elliptic in outline, lobed and toothed, the ultimate segments ± narrowly deltoid, sparsely appressed pubescent above, hairs below confined to the main veins and revolute margins, appressed. Inflorescence a large loosely branched cyme terminating each stem, bracts small, only the lowermost leaflike but subsessile. Peduncles with relatively sparse short ± curled hairs as well as many short (up to 0.5 mm) spreading gland-tipped ones, mostly 2-flowered. Pedicels mostly 20-50 mm long, hairy as the peduncles. Sepals 4.5-7.5 x 2-2.5 mm, excluding mucro, with spreading gland-tipped hairs on nerves. Petals 12-15 x 7-11 mm, obovate, entire, rich pink with darker veins. Rostrum with spreading gland-tipped hairs.