Hibbertia scandens Dryand.

Low scandent shrub. Leaves lanceolate, acute to acuminate, slightly hairy above, rather densely to densely hairy beneath, 3-12 by 0.4-2½ cm. Flowers solitary on short few-leaved side-stalks, ca 4 cm diam. Sepals ovate, acute, densely hairy outside, woody, 15-18 by 8-9 mm. Petals yellow, obovate with slightly emarginate apex, ca 2 by 1.4 cm. Stamens ∞, 7-9 mm long. Carpels glabrous, with 6 ovules. Follicles 1-6-seeded. Seed with membranaceous aril.

Coastal dunes in heath, Eucalypt forests and rainforest edges. Found in a wide range of habitats from sheltered mountain gullies to exposed sand dunes on the coast

Can be grown by cuttings or seedlings.