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Very robust small tree that grows up to 4-5 m, with more or less erect or drooping branches. Leaves ovate-lanceolate, entire, with very prominent veins, pubescent, generally 12 cm long. Inflorescences are a hanging raceme of reddish ...
Very woody, branched shrub, to 3 m. Branches are thin, green and pendulous, occasionally spreading over a large area, supported by nearby plants. Leaves are ovate-lanceolate, herbaceous and light green, alternate, up to 8 cm long. ...
Perennial herb, creeping or close-growing. Leaves ovate to spathulate, alternate, entire or dentate, and very pubescent. Three-coloured flower, mainly mauve, with a short spur. This endemic of Tenerife is relegated to Teide National Park, ...
Compact, highly branched shrub, to 80 cm, woody at base and main branches. Leaves are linear-lanceolate to obovate, uni- or bi-pinnatisect, rather firm or succulent, varying in colour from light to dark green. Inflorescences of flower ...
Shrub, woody at the base, up to 1.5 m, scarcely branched, stems and leaves herbaceous. Leaves are oblanceolate, generally light green, margins entire or slightly dentate. Inflorescences have few flowers, floscules are creamy-white. ...
Very variable plant, with four subspecies in the Canaries, each with a different distribution area, and leaves that differ in shape and size. A perennial herb, woody at base. Leaves are lanceolate to ovate and sinuate-pinnate to dentate ...
More or less compact shrub, often hanging, occasionally up to 2 m. Leaves are lanceolate, margins entire, acute, without glands, and tend to turn yellow before dropping. Inflorescences axillary or terminal, with small, barely noticeable ...
Creeping or close-growing perennial, with a woody base and thin, flexible horizontal branches. Leaves composite, small (4-5 mm), oblanceolate and slightly downy. Flowers yellow, borne singly or in pairs, narrow brown legumes, up to 3 cm ...
Dwarf shrub (up to 25 cm tall), with a woody base. Leaves are almost always spathulate (varying according to the taxonomic variety in question: L. pectinatum, L. corculum, L. divaricatum or L. solandri), rather fleshy, light green or ...
Small annual, with a rosette of basal leaves. Leaves are lanceolate to ovate, the basal leaves being wider than the cauline leaves, dark green and herbaceous, and rather hairy to the touch, as they are covered in stiff bristles. Flower ...
Compact highly-branched shrub up to 1.5 m, branches woody. Leaves opposite, very fleshy, somewhat linear, although the apex is wider than the base, entire and dark green. Flowers are disc-shaped, whitish-pink, and clustered at the tip of ...
Succulent, stems erect or horizontal, glaucous or greyish-green. Leaves are short, linear, scant and short-lived. Inflorescences are axillary, of 2-5 pale yellow or greenish-yellow flowers. Fruits are long follicles, to 10-12 cm, ...
