Epimedium ilicifolium
£6.50
Epimedium ilicifolium – Chinese evergreen species from Shaanxi Province. Long narrow evergreen leaves with distinctive spines, up to 25cm. Large flowers with light green inner sepals and bright yellow spurs, on stems above the leaves to 45cm. Particularly cold-hardy, surviving above the snowline in its distribution.
| aspect | shade to semi-shade |
|---|---|
| evergreen? | evergreen |
| height & spread | H30cm slow spreading |
| Soil | moist |
| availability | Normally available |
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