Pelargonium littorale

Erect to ascending perennial to c. 40 cm high; stems, peduncles and pedicels pilose, with long and short eglandular hairs and shortly stalked or sessile glands; taproot fleshy or fibrous. Leaves opposite, lamina ovate-cordate or orbicular, to 6 cm long and wide, entire to shallowly 5–7-lobed, sparsely and usually coarsely hairy to glabrescent, margin crenate or bluntly toothed; petioles to 10(–25) cm long. Umbels 2–7-flowered; peduncles to c. 8 cm long; pedicels 3–16 mm long; sepals narrowly ovate, 3–4 mm long, acute, with sparse, long (c. 1 mm or more) spreading hairs, sometimes mixed with much shorter erect hairs; sepal spur 1–3.5 mm long; petals usually deep pink, 5–6 mm long; fertile stamens 4 or 5. Fruits 14–22 mm long; mericarps pilose. Flowers Oct.–Apr.