The extent to which Goodman pineoak jewelflower can tolerate disturbance should be investigated further. Description Goodman pineoak jewelflower is an annual plant. The stems arise from a basal rosette and are unbranched to sparingly branched. Leaves are held in an ascending orientation by a thick petiole. Inflorescences arise from the stem tips.
Flowers have four sepals and four petals.
Sepals are purplish-green with flattened hairs. Petals are pink to purplish with a deep inwardly directed V-shaped cut at the apex. There are four stamens. Pistils are hairless. Seeds are small and brown with membranous wings.