Euryomyrtus ramosissima

Prostrate or procumbent shrub, to 60 cm high, much branched, spreading, diffuse; branches often rooting at the nodes. Leaves spreading, linear to linear-lanceolate or narrowly ovate, 2–14 mm long, flat to thick and concave; apex usually acute; base rounded; margins often minutely ciliate toward apex. Flowers solitary, rarely paired, in axils, white or pink, to 15 mm across; pedicel often longer than leaf; bracteoles 2, more or less cordate, c. midway along pedicel, persistent; hypanthium obconical; calyx-lobes rounded, margins toothed; petals orbicular, to 4 mm long, margins crenulate; stamens 3–10, those opposite petals longer than those opposite calyx-lobes, filaments straight; ovary 3-celled, convex. Fruit to 4.5 mm diam.; seeds reniform.