Pteris wallichiana Taoshan Trail Hydrastis Not to be confused with

Not to be confused with the Chinese Adiantum mariesii

While Trachelospermum asiaticum is often seen climbing trees in the wild

This form of Amorphophallus albispathus is found in the salt-spray prone limestone cliffs of Phang-Nga Bay

Many books claim that Pyrrosia lingua isn't winter hardy here

Pteris wallichiana Taoshan Trail Hydrastis Not to be confused withPteris wallichiana 'Taoshan Trail' is our second spore grown selection from our 2008 botanizing trip to Taiwan. The giant 8' tall, branched ferns grew at 6,200' elevation underneath giant Taiwania cryptomerioides, along the trail as we hiked toward the Taoshan Waterfall. In the garden, Pteris wallichiana grows best in average to moist, rich, organic soils.