Hibbertia samaria

Decumbent or mat-forming shrubs; branches to 30 cm long, hirsute. Vestiture of forward-directed, long, simple or forked hairs over shorter stellate and/or simple hairs, longer hairs sometimes tubercle-based. Leaves linear, rarely linear-elliptic, (2.8–)4–7(–13.6) mm long, (0.8–)1–2(–2.3) mm wide, sparsely pubescent to pilose; petiole 0.2–0.6(–1) mm long; apex acute or obtuse with a tuft of hairs on the projecting central ridge; margins narrow, revolute, usually remote from the central ridge. Flowers on peduncles (3–)5–12(–20.4) mm long, terminal, with 1–3 linear-lanceolate to linear-elliptic bracts 1.5–2(–3.8) mm long, bracts distant from flower; sepals (5.2–)5.8–6.5(–7.7) mm long, unequal, pubescent; petals obovate, 6–15.8 mm long, yellow; stamens 10–15, filaments free but dilated and connate basally; carpels 3, hirsute. Flowers Oct.–Nov.(–May).