Epimedium “Agaki-zakura”
£6.50
Mar 2021
E. grandiflorum var. thunbergianum cultivar from Japan. Exceptional pale rose pink flowers.
Translates as “Red Cherry Blossom”
| aspect | semi-shade |
|---|---|
| evergreen? | deciduous |
| height & spread | H30-45cm, Slow clumping |
| Soil | moist |
| availability | Limited |
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