Compilation
Convolvulus penicillatus

A somewhat more robust plant than the species, more or less glaucous green when dry. Stems long slender, prostrate, more or less grey or brownish, sometimes silky pubescent. Leaves 1 1/4 to 2 1/4 in. long, varying considerably in breadth, but larger and generally broader than in the species, rarely reaching 6 lin. broad, basal lobes recurved, often toothed or multifid, pubescent like the stem. Flowers 1–2, rarely more, on slender more or less elongated peduncles. Bracts narrow linear; pedicels about as long as or longer than the calyx, sometimes shorter. Sepals 3–4 lin. long, broadly ovate, obtuse and apiculate or cuspidate, to subacute, bearing on the back the characteristic pubescence. Corolla white or pink, 4–5 lin. long. Capsule globose, glabrous, about 3 lin. in diam. Seeds 4, brown, glabrous.