Epimediums
Possibly E.dolichostemon x E.leptorrhizum. Elizabeth Strangman introduction. Soft pink flowers with extended stamens. Evergreen foliage turns rich red in autumn.
Epimediums
Free-flowering herbaceous form with sulpher yellow flowers over bronzed foliage in early spring. Plant in light shade, away from summer drought and winter waterlogging, but water in well in its first year.
Epimediums
Epimedium x davidii. Evergreen Chinese woodlander. White sepals with purple spurs. 30cm. Plant in light shade, away from summer drought and winter waterlogging, but water in well in its first year.
Epimediums
New hybrid many sizeable cream and red-pink bi-coloured flowers in tall spikes to 75cm. Leaves marked. Humus rich shade. Sister to Epimedium “Knight Star” Raised by Desirable Plants
Epimediums
Good sized flowers with long, yellow tipped sepals and dark to pale reddish pink colouring. Attractive foliage through the year. Raised by Desirable Plants. Sister to Epimedium “King Prawn”
Epimediums
Epimedium grandiflorum var. thunbergianum “Kourin” – Deciduous form from Japan. Deep purple flowers.
Epimediums
Epimedium grandiflorum f koreanum “La Rochaille” – Taller epimedium form. Pale lemon flowers, with white inner sepals on red stems.
Epimediums
Dwarf form of the deciduous Japanese native, Epimedium grandiflorum. New foliage of is pale blue-bronze. Flower spikes up to 25cm, with violet flowers.
Epimediums
New evergreen hybrid with unusual deep red-purple flowers in spring. Humus rich soil with some shade
Epimediums
Epimedium acuminatum “Night Mistress” – Introduced by Darrell Probst in 2004. Originating from wild collecting in 2000 near Nanchuan in China’s Chongqing municipality. Long arching flower spikes in early spring with large dark purple flowers and white backing sepals. H&S to 50cm.
Epimediums
E. x youngianum cultivar. Multiple small white flowers over low growing spreading foliage.