Hibbertia procumbens

Prostrate shrubs with glabrous to pubescent branches to 30 cm long, often mat-forming. Vestiture of forward-directed simple hairs often coiled or crisped. Leaves linear-elliptic, 3–19 mm long, 0.4–2.1 mm wide, glabrescent with hairs mainly along the margin; apex acute often becoming obtuse; upper surface furrowed above, convex below. Flowers sessile, terminal, with a cluster of 2–6 sheathing leaves with progressively reducing blades; sepals 5.3–10.5 mm long, unequal, glabrous to puberulous; petals obovate, 4–15 mm long, bright yellow; stamens 18–25 in groups around the ovary; filaments free; carpels 4 rarely 5 or 3, glabrous. Flowers Oct.–Dec.