Malvaceae
Corchorus parviflorus
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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
Corchorus parviflorus is a herb or shrub typically growing between 0.3 and 1.6 meters tall, characterised by its hairy stems and yellow flowers that bloom from April to October. Its crenate leaves measure 35-65 mm long and 20-33 mm wide. This species is naturally found in the desert or dry shrubland biomes of NW Western Australia.
Where it works in Kilifi
This plant would be well-suited for gardens or landscapes in Kilifi that offer full sun and well-drained, sandy, loamy, or stony soils. Its drought-tolerant nature makes it a good candidate for restoration areas in dryland habitats.
Sources
Researched with web grounding from: dbca.wa.gov.au, kew.org. Please verify with local knowledge before relying on these notes.