The original seedling occurred in the garden of Mrs. W.M. Bristow of Sherwood, Queensland,and was given to Mr. R.Baily of Indooroopilly, Queensland, who submitted the cultivar for registration. Leaves are compound and shiny green on the upper surface. Some lobes end in a small hooked point, others in a straight point. Individual lobes are about 10cm long and 2-4mm wide. The leaf edges are rolled under.
Flowers are pink with long cream to very pale green styles.
Flowers are about 15cm long and approximately 5cm wideand produced in dense terminal racemes. Individual flowers are borne in tight pairs and are woolly. Perianth tube and limb together measure about 1.3cm long, styles are up to 3.5 cm long. This cultivar can be expected to grow to a height of about 3m.