Amphilophium
(from amphilophos, crested on all sides; limb of corolla much curled). SYN. Amphilobium. ORD. Bignoniaceae. A handsome stove evergreen climber. Corolla somewhat coriaceous, with a short tube, and a large ventricose throat. Loam and peat, well mixed, suit it best; cuttings from young shoots root readily in sand, under a hand glass, with bottom heat, during the spring months.
A. paniculatum (panicled).* fl. rose; panicle terminal, composed of three-flowered peduncles. June. l. joined by pairs, opposite; leaflets ovate-roundish, acuminated, subcordate. WestIndies, 1738.