Single flowers are
arranged along an elongated, un-branched axis
(raceme) produced
on the terminal branches with masses of pale
pink to salmon flowers. Individual flowers have a long, broad lower lip and four smaller
bonnet-type petals with translucent interior
markings referred to as windows. The dark yellow
and maroon window is visible on the upper
petals and is concave. The
common name twinspurs refers to the two lateral
corolla tube spurs which curve out, down and
slightly forwards with a patch of dark sessile
glands within.
Long flowering
season
Tufted, branched
stems are produced from the crown which spreads
sideways, rooting as it goes, forming a mat of
light green leaves
