Pultenaea parrisiae

Procumbent subshrub with trailing branches to 60 cm long; stems silky-pubescent when young. Leaves alternate, linear to narrowly oblanceolate 4–17 mm long, 0.8–3 mm wide; apex acuminate, recurved; upper surface glabrous or occasionally with a row of appressed hairs along the midrib, darker than lower surface; lower surface with sparse, silky, appressed hairs; margin recurved; stipules 3–7 mm long, brown, closely appressed to stem. Inflorescence a small, dense terminal head of 4–7 flowers; bracts 4–9 mm long, apex trifid, with a central awn-like lobe; calyx 3.5–6 mm long, silky-hairy; bracteoles attached 0.5–1 mm above base of calyx tube, narrowly elliptic, 3–3.6 mm long, keeled, with scattered, long white hairs along keel; standard 3–4 mm wide, ovary densely covered with long white hairs. Pod flattened, basal half enclosed by calyx. Flowers Oct.–Nov.