Texas Carlowrightia
Carlowrightia texana
Acanthaceae
The most common Carlowrightia found in the Trans-Pecos, Texas carlowrightia grows on rocky slopes and flats, often in disturbed soil. It is also found on the Edwards Plateau, the Rio Grande Plains and into New Mexico and Mexico. It has round or ovate leaves and white flowers that appear from April to November.
Plant Habit or Use: small shrub
Exposure: sun
Flower Color: white
Blooming Period: spring summer fall
Fruit Characteristics: 2-celled stalked capsule
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Heat Tolerance: very high
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Soil Requirements: adaptable
USDA Hardiness Zone: 7
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