Cordia sp.
Photographed near Eldoret, Kenya. January 2012.
LEAVES: Large and broadly elyptic leaves are rough textured and strongly
scented. Opposite on the stems.
SHRUB: The observed specimen was about a meter tall with several woody
stems. 
FLOWERS: The flowers are white, with five united petals, five
stamens, and clustered into head-like clusters.
RANGE: Several species of this genus are found in Kenya.
FRUIT: The fruits globose and berry like - these harden and split open revealing
usually one hard seed.
UNARMED.