File:Aspalathus forbesii Stirton 2.jpg

Camera location	34° 33′ 32.4″ S, 19° 26′ 13.92″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	-34.559000; 19.437200

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According to Strelitzia 29, p. 529, A. forbesii is a shrub or shrublet, 0.4–2 m. Leaves 3-foliolate, leaflets terete, sausage-shaped, subglabrous. Flowers in terminal heads, white or cream-coloured, sometimes with pink on wings, wings sometimes sparsely hairy, keel glabrous, calyx shortly silky, lobes awl-shaped, split between upper two lobes deeper than those between other lobes. Flowering occurs July–Apr. Grows in coastal fynbos, limestone and marine sand, below 60 m, between Cape Peninsula and Still Bay.

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