Prunella laciniata

Prostrate to decumbent herb; branches to c. 40 cm long, often rooting at lower nodes, densely white-hirsute. Leaves ovate in outline, 1–5 cm long, 1–3 cm wide, at least the upper leaves deeply pinnatifid or lyrate with narrow segments, surfaces sparsely to densely white-hirsute, apex usually obtuse; lower leaves usually entire, ovate; petiole 0–4 cm long. Inflorescence c. 1–3 cm long; bracts very broadly cordate, c. 4–10 mm long, with a slender apical point. Calyx 8–11 mm long, teeth of abaxial lip longer than adaxial lip; corolla 15–17 mm long, tube barely exceeding calyx, yellowish-white, rarely rose-pink or purplish; abaxial pair of stamens inserted near the middle and adaxial pair inserted near throat of corolla-tube. Mericarps 2–2.5 mm long. Flowers Nov.–Apr.