Veronica grosseserrata

Stoloniferous, procumbent perennial; flowering stems (8–)12–30(–45) cm long, hairs mostly short, rigid, antrorsely curved. Leaves lanceolate or triangular, mostly 12–65 mm long, 6–35 mm wide, apex acute, base broadly cuneate or truncate, margins serrate with 6–12 apiculate, uneven, spreading teeth on each side, with short curved hairs on upper surface, margins, veins on lower surface, and sometimes also sparsely hairy between veins on lower surface; petiole 5–12(–17) mm long. Racemes lateral, (45–)60–140(–160) mm long, with (6–)10–16(–20) flowers; peduncle (10–)15–40(–60) mm long; bracts 4–6 mm long; fruiting pedicels spreading, 6–13 mm long. Calyx lobes 5–8 mm long, 1.5–3.5 mm wide in fruit, margins finely ciliate; corolla 3–6(–8) mm long, lavender or white, with darker veins. Capsule slightly emarginate, 4–5 mm long and slightly broader, glabrous or with a few short hairs on and near upper margins; style ± equal to fruit length. Flowers spring–autumn.