Hibbertia crinita

Spreading to decumbent shrubs, 30–80 cm high; branches tomentose. Vestiture of scattered deciduous silky simple hairs (rarely absent) over dense, usually more than 4-branched, stellate hairs. Leaves subsessile, linear to linear-lanceolate or elliptic, 4.3–13.6 mm long, 0.8–3.3 mm wide; tomentose on both surfaces, with long silky hairs along margins; acute to obtuse with central ridge continued into apex; margins revolute, ± level with and often remote from central ridge below. Flowers sessile, in terminal clusters of 1–7 on long shoots or rarely singly on short shoots, surrounded by 3–7 broadened bract-like leaves, the uppermost 6–9 mm long; sepals 6.8–9.8 mm long, subequal, tomentose to villous; petals obovate, 7.1–13.5 mm long, yellow; stamens 14–24; filaments almost free to half-connate; carpels 2, velvety.