A practical reference to the indigenous flora of the East African coast, this guide presents approximately 60 native plant species selected for hardiness, suitability for domestication, and value in ecological restoration. Covering the coastal ecosystem from Somalia and Kenya through Tanzania to Mozambique, the book is richly illustrated and written in clear, accessible language. It supports gardeners, students, educators, government officials, and conservation professionals seeking to rejuvenate degraded landscapes using native species rather than invasive aliens. Originating as a student project, the work has grown into a landmark resource for sustainable horticulture and biodiversity protection. Suitable as a high school and university textbook in applied biology, it serves equally as a teacher, field guide, and long-term reference.

A Garden Guide to Native Plants of Coastal East Africa
Author(s): biodiversity conservation, coastal ecosystem, East Africa, ecological restoration, indigenous flora, native plants, sustainable horticulture, Tanzania
Sh 60,000
Around 60 native plants of coastal East Africa, ranging from Somalia through Kenya and Tanzania to Mozambique, selected for hardiness, domestication potential, and restoration value. A richly illustrated guide for gardeners, students, educators, government officials, and conservation professionals working to revive degraded landscapes using native species rather than invasive aliens. A landmark East African textbook.
| Dimensions | 280 × 216 mm |
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