Epimedium stellulatum Long Leaf Form Endangered Plants The clumps are topped in

The clumps are topped in late October and November with clusters of small

is a long-time garden favorite that forms a very tight

a bit of midday shade is helpful

Many books claim that Pyrrosia lingua isn't winter hardy here

but the flowers are usually only seen by ground level critters and passed out football fans

Epimedium stellulatum Long Leaf Form Endangered Plants The clumps are topped inThis fantastic, but unconventional fairy wing is an unusual form of the rare Epimedium stellulatum, collected in Shaanxi Province in 1996 by NACPEC (North American China Plant Exploration Consortium). The evergreen clumps are composed of un epimedium like, long, spiny green leaves and topped in spring with dozens of airy, 18" scapes of small white flowers that glisten like tiny stars. We are pleased to be able to share this choice fairy wing with the