Impala Lilly is native to tropical and subtropical Africa and Arabia. It is an evergreen or drought-deciduous succulent shrub and has a thick, bloated trunk and woody base called caudex with many thick and fleshy, short branches arranged in spirals. Clusters of shiny green, oval-shaped, leathery leaves appear at the ends of the branches.
It is a beautiful and abundant flowering shrub with large bell shaped flowers all year long. When it is to be planted into the ground, choose a raised bed with sloping sides to make sure the area is well-drained. In temperate regions Impala lily is a popular houseplant.
