Epimedium sagittatum Love Potion No 9 Astrolepis It seems to quietly disappear

It seems to quietly disappear unnoticed when it goes dormant in late summer

None need the long hot dry spell that some species native to the southwest US and Mexico are subjected to in their native habitat

tan and black patterned petiole

" is a fabulous selection of the Japanese tree ivy that boasts deeply cut

This crinum is native to the Eastern Cape of South Africa

Epimedium sagittatum Love Potion No 9 Astrolepis It seems to quietly disappear(aka: Epimedium sagittatum Cc 950015) The rarely offered southeastern Chinese Epimedium sagittatum is renowned for many things. We value it for its ornamental value, but many folks prize it more as the active ingredient in certain male enhancement products. The spectacular, sharply triangular, glossy, evergreen, spiny edged leaves of Epimedium sagittatum emerge bronze in spring. In mid spring, the clumps are topped with airy terminal spikes of tiny