Epimedium “Simple Beauty”
£6.50
A recently discovered species from Darrell Probst, who introduced it in 2010. Unusual in that the large glossy elongated leaves appear singly, rather in their normal triplet form. Flower spikes above the foliage with pale lemon flowers.
Very rarely available, and difficult to cultivate for sale, given its preference to run free (but not invasively). A very choice plant.
| aspect | semi-shade |
|---|---|
| evergreen? | deciduous |
| height & spread | H30-45cm spreads by underground runners |
| Soil | moist |
| availability | Limited |
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