Strobilanthes comprises either evergreen or herbaceous perennials, as well as subshrubs. They feature simple, opposite foliage and produce flower structures that vary from spikes to cone-like clusters or loose panicles, with blooms that are typically tubular or funnel-shaped.

Strobilanthes

Strobilanthes 'Orizaba'

Strobilanthes 'Silver Star'

Strobilanthes 'Wollerton'

Strobilanthes aff. flexicaulis

Strobilanthes aff. inflata

Strobilanthes aff. pentastemonoides

Strobilanthes angustifrons

Strobilanthes anisophylla

Strobilanthes anisophylla 'Assam'

Strobilanthes anisophylla 'Brunetthy' ('Lankveld15' PBR) is a perennial, evergreen sub-shrub that typically reaches a height and width of approximately 1 meter. Its foliage consists of lanceolate, serrated leaves that display a deep purple to brown hue. In spring, it produces tubular flowers that are pale purple in color.

Strobilanthes anisophylla Brunetthy ('Lankveld15'PBR)

Strobilanthes anisophylla f. isophylla

Strobilanthes aprica

Strobilanthes attenuata is a herbaceous perennial that typically reaches a height of about 60 cm. It features hairy, winged stems that support oval, serrated dark green foliage. In late summer, the plant produces dense clusters of curved, tubular purple blooms.

Strobilanthes attenuata

Strobilanthes attenuata 'Aquarella'

Strobilanthes attenuata 'Blue Carpet'

Strobilanthes attenuata 'Blue and White'

Strobilanthes attenuata 'Cally Bicolor'

Strobilanthes attenuata 'Latham's Form'

Strobilanthes attenuata 'Out of the Ocean'

Strobilanthes attenuata 'Pieter'

Strobilanthes attenuata dwarf

Strobilanthes attenuata subsp. nepalensis

Strobilanthes attenuata subsp. nepalensis from Nepal

Strobilanthes cusia

Strobilanthes dyeriana is a compact evergreen shrub that can reach up to 1 meter tall. Its elongated, dark green leaves exhibit a silvery luster overlaying a reddish-purple hue. The plant produces light blue, funnel-shaped flowers measuring approximately 3 cm long, arranged in short terminal clusters.

Strobilanthes dyeriana

Strobilanthes flexicaulis

Strobilanthes flexicaulis clone 2

Strobilanthes formosana

Strobilanthes glutinosa

Strobilanthes gossypina

Strobilanthes henryi

Strobilanthes heyneana

Strobilanthes kunthiana

Strobilanthes lachenensis

Strobilanthes lactata

Strobilanthes lactea

Strobilanthes maculatus

Strobilanthes mastersii

Strobilanthes nutans is a perennial plant that typically grows to about 30 cm in height. It features hairy stems that can either trail or ascend and root at the nodes. The leaves are oval, hairy, and have serrated margins. In late summer and early autumn, it produces dangling clusters of white flowers that start off overlapping like a pine cone and then unfold into elongated, tubular shapes with flared tips.

Strobilanthes nutans

Strobilanthes oliganthus

Strobilanthes pendula

Strobilanthes pentastemonoides

This evergreen perennial typically reaches heights of up to 1.2 meters and can spread to 1.5 meters across through its prostrate, rooting stems. It features ovate, dark green leaves that can grow up to 13 centimeters in length, characterized by their serrated edges. During the summer months, it produces tubular flowers that appear in small clusters, displaying hues of blue, pale purple, and pink.

Strobilanthes pentastemonoides var. dalhousieana

Strobilanthes rankanensis is a tender perennial characterized by its slender, sprawling stems that take root at the nodes and bend upward at the tips. The foliage consists of oval to elliptic leaves that are mid-green with serrated margins. During the summer and early autumn, solitary, funnel-shaped purple flowers with white streaks emerge from the leaf axils.

Strobilanthes rankanensis

Strobilanthes rankanensis marbled-flowered

Strobilanthes versicolor

Strobilanthes violacea

Strobilanthes violacea misapplied

Strobilanthes wakasana

Strobilanthes wallichii is a perennial plant that typically reaches a height of about 50 cm. It features a woody base and roots that spread gradually. The slender, angled stems support pairs of elongated green leaves, which have serrated margins. During late summer, this species produces tubular flowers in a purple-blue hue, which may appear either singly or in pairs along the leafy stems.