Mimulus fruticosus seeds grow into a shrubby monkeyflower — a perennial subshrub native to the subtropical biome of South Africa, growing in rocky habitats and coastal scrub. The epithet fruticosus means 'shrubby'. A South African shrubby Mimulus producing characteristic zygomorphic (bilaterally symmetrical) monkeyflower blooms. Note: many former Mimulus species are reclassified in Erythranthe; this South African species remains in or near Mimulus s.l. Family Phrymaceae.Full sun; well-drained rocky soils; warm subtropical South African conditions. 'Fruticosus' = shrubby; South African perennial subshrub; rocky habitats and coastal scrub Zygomorphic monkeyflower blooms; many Mimulus now in Erythranthe; South African endemic South Africa — subtropical biome; rocky habitats and coastal scrub Genus Mimulus s.l.; Family Phrymaceae Full sun; rocky soils; warm subtropical; Family Phrymaceae Mimulus fruticosus is a shrubby South African monkeyflower — a perennial subshrub of the rocky coastal habitats of South Africa from a genus whose taxonomy has been substantially revised by molecular studies. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.