Epimedium ‘Elessar’
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A medium sized evergreen hybrid raised by Thierry Delabroye. Pale and dark mauve coloured flowers. Grows to around 60cm.
Another of the cultivars named after Tolkein’s ‘Lord of the Rings’ characters. The name translates as Elf-Stone.
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