A scrambling shrub. It grows 30 cm to 3 m and the stems are square when young. They can develop roots at the nodes. The leaves are leathery and soft hairy. They are oval or angled and 4-6 cm long. The flowers are in groups at the top of the plant. They are white, mauve or purple. They are 1 cm across. The fruit are purple to black berries. They are 5-15 mm across
Scrambling or prostrate, semisucculent shrub to 3 m, stems squared when young. Leaves lanceolate to ovate, lower often lobed, to 6 cm long. Flowers ± 30 in terminal panicles, white, mauve or purple, 10 mm diam. Berries purplish black, to 15 mm diam.
Sprawling perennial with bristly stems to 30 cm, rooting at nodes. Leaves leathery, softly hairy, ovate or sinuately angled, to 4 cm long. Flowers in terminal cymes, blue-mauve, 5 mm diam. Berries ?black, 5 mm diam.