Epimedium ‘Pink Panther’
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New cultivar from Thierry Delabroye. Newly emerged leaves long and serrated with pink colourings. Flowers have pale pink outer petals with white spurs. The central part is red. Fast growing and good ground cover. Height to 40cm
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