Trillium lancifolium Midgley Trachelospermum we always saw Amorphophallus tenuispadix

we always saw Amorphophallus tenuispadix growing in small organic pockets in limestone rocks

Perhaps this is why the Evil Empire of Plant Taxonomy has now banished it to the genus Ionactis

arching stems spread out to 9' wide

the Texas forms don't blink

On my 2005 visit to central Thailand

Trillium lancifolium Midgley Trachelospermum we always saw Amorphophallus tenuispadixTrillium lancifolium 'Midgley' is a seed strain of narrow leaf trillium from Jefferson County, Alabama. These plants are seed grown here, from an original specimen gifted us by the former Alabama native plant guru, Jan Midgley in 2006. In Jefferson County, the Trillium lancifolium grew in expansive woodland floodplains among large Sabal minor specimens.