Acanthaceae
Chlamydacanthus lindavianus
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Not currently in the nursery
We can propagate most native species on request — get in touch to discuss timeline and quantity.
About
This subshrub or shrub can reach up to 1 metre in height, typically featuring woody bases and frequently branched stems. It produces unbranched cymes of white to cream-coloured, bell-shaped flowers with a yellow centre. Native to southeastern Kenya and eastern Tanzania, it thrives in seasonally dry tropical biomes.
Where it works in Kilifi
Suitable for accent planting in warm-climate landscapes, this species thrives in well-drained soils and likely prefers sunny locations, reflecting its natural habitat in rocky outcrops and dry forests.
Growing notes
Adapted to seasonally dry conditions, this plant may display deciduousness during prolonged dry periods, suggesting low water needs once established.
Sources
Researched with web grounding from: grokipedia.com, kew.org. Please verify with local knowledge before relying on these notes.