Vigorous, scrambling vine capable of forming dense mats. Rusty stems to 4 m with silky hairs. Common on sandy and stony soils throughout Brisbane. Leaves alternate, trifoliolate (in groups of 3). Flowers are dark red or purple in groups of 2-12. Flowers are food for Lewin’s Honeyeater, Brown Honeyeater and Eastern Spinebill. A hardy plant and prefers full or partial sun.

Leaves
Plant and leaves can be hard to tell apart from weeds in the Fabaceae family (such as Glycine and Siratro) unless it is flowering.
