a shrub, 1–4 ft. high, glandular-puberulous, much branched, dusky in the dried state; branches alternate, crowded, subdivaricate or ascending, rather slender, leafy, often elongated; leaves usually fasciculate, rarely scattered, obovate or cuneate-oblong, obtuse or pointed, attenuate at the base, incise-dentate or pinnatifid, shortly petiolate, spreading or recurving, 1/8– 1/3 in. long, 1/16– 1/8 in. broad; flowers racemose, 3/4–1 in. long; racemes few- or several-flowered or elongating and many-flowered, lax, terminal; pedicels 1/8– 2/3 in. long, rather rigid; calyx 1/6– 1/5 in. long, deeply 5-lobed, viscid-puberulous; segments lanceolate-oblong or -linear, subacute; corolla white, salmon-coloured, deep buff or dusky, more or less viscid-hairy outside; tube cylindrical, a little curved above the middle, slightly dilated near the top, 5/8– 7/8 in. long or rather shorter, 1/20 in. broad; limb 1/3– 2/5 in. in diam., spreading, glabrous above; lobes obovate or oblong, rounded, entire, 1/10– 1/6 in. long; stamens just included; capsule ovoid-oblong, nearly glabrous, 1/6– 1/3 in. long. null
