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Epimediums
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Epimedium grandiflorum var higoense ‘Bandit’. Deciduous cultivar; leaves emerge in early spring coloured deep red with green veins, followed by profusions of pure white starry flowers held above the leaves. Foliage matures to bright green with maroon edges to the leaves.
Epimediums
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Epimedium grandiflorum ‘Bicolor Giant’ CC 970206 A new cultivar for us, which we have little information about as yet.
Epimediums
Nov 2021
Epimedium franchetii ‘Brimstone Butterfly’ OG87001. Found in 1987 by Mikinori Ogisu in Hubei (China) and named in 1996 by William Stearn. Evergreen forming clumps with bright lemon yellow flowers. Attractive coppery leaves when young. H&S 50-100cm.
Epimediums
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Large dusky pink flowers to 25cm in spring with the new foliage. Deciduous in acidic humus rich soil in shade. Tends to be free-running. A cross of E. grandiflorum with E. koreanum by Keith Wiley (Wildside Nursery)
Epimediums
Feb 2023
Evergreen with buff/amber flowers. Inner sepals white hinting pink. Petals edged lemon yellow fading to white along the spurs. Raised by Keith Wiley of Wildside Nursery in Devon. It is a small to medium sized evergreen plant.
Epimediums
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A hybrid raised in France by Thierry Delabroye. A new cultivar with large flowers with uneven pink shades.
Epimediums
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Epimedium sempervirens ‘Candy Hearts’. A 2001 Darrell Probst introduction from America. Beautiful heart-shaped leaves emerge in spring, initially pink hued, but quickly maturing to bright green with a generous pink margin. Large white flowers with a lavender blush rise above the foliage. Up to 45cm tall, evergreen in mild winters.
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Epimedium wushanense ‘Caramel’. Big spidery caramel coloured flowers on stems to 1m. Evergreen leaves mottled red. Humus rich mottled shade. Can cope in drier conditions.
Epimediums
Nov 2022
Epimedium wushanense. Upright flowering, with large creamy beige flowers. Raised by Julian Sutton of Desirable Plants in Totnes. Named in recognition of the RHS show at which this seedling was exhibited by us and caused a minor sensation in 2017.
Epimediums
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A popular form, but new to us. Flowers maroon centred with creamy white spurs.
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Spiny leaved cultivar with distinct mahonia like foliage and bold creamy double flowers. Likely to be an E. wushanense seedling. Raised by Coen Jansen.
Epimediums
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Epimedium latisepalum. Free-flowering form with large white flowers with cream petals. Plant in light shade, away from summer drought and winter waterlogging, but water in well in its first year.
Epimediums
Nov 2021
Possibly E.dolichostemon x E.leptorrhizum. Elizabeth Strangman introduction. Soft pink flowers with extended stamens. Evergreen foliage turns rich red in autumn.
Epimediums
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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
Nov 2022
Mid-sized evergreen plant with large golden flowers. Profuse and repeat flowering.
Epimediums
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Epimedium x davidii ‘Jean O’Neill’ Evergreen Chinese woodlander. Raised by Peter Chappell, of Spinners Nursery, Hampshire. Flowers have creamy 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
Nov 2022
Recent hybrid in 2015. Produces many sizeable cream and red-pink bi-coloured flowers in tall spikes to 75cm. Leaves marked attractively to start and change to green over time. Clumps well in humus rich shade. Sister to Epimedium “Knight Star”, this was raised by Julian Sutton from Desirable Plants, in Devon. The seed parent is E. [...]
Epimediums
Nov 2022
Good sized flowers with long, yellow tipped sepals and dark to pale reddish pink colouring. Attractive foliage through the year. Raised around 2010 by Julian Sutton of Desirable Plants in Devon, this E. latisepalum seedling was initially rejected in favour of its sister: Epimedium “King Prawn”, but it was looking good when a plant was needed [...]
Epimediums
November 2022
An outstanding Japanese cultivar, awarded AGM in a recent RHS trial. This grows as a medium to large sized plant, with large but open aspected deciduous, upright foliage. Reddish purple flowers set off by lighter spurs are borne at foliage level.
Epimediums
Feb 2022
Epimedium grandiflorum var. thunbergianum “Kourin” – Deciduous form from Japan. Deep purple flowers over attractive bright lime-green foliage.
Epimediums
Feb 2023
Epimedium grandiflorum f koreanum ‘La Rochaille’ – Taller epimedium form. Pale lemon flowers, with white inner sepals on red stems.
Epimediums
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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
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Epimedium grandiflorum ‘Marchant’s Twin Set’ Relatively vigorous herbaceous cultivar, with two-toned white and berry-pink flowers. Raised by Graham Gough of Marchant’s Hardy Plants, East Sussex
Epimediums
February 2023
Attractive cultivar with masses of small white and yellow flowers carried above spiny foliage. Raised by Daniëlle Monbaliu (Belgium) and named after a worker on her nursery.