Epimedium qingchengshanense
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Relatively new Chinese species introduction. This is a mid-sized evergreen similar to Epimedium Fargesii, with small starry white petals, slightly backswept, showing off a distinct purple centre and elongated anthers. This species is endangered in the wild and valued for its medicinal properties in China.
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