Epimedium acuminatum Ruby Shan North Vietnam Rohdea japonica is a highly-prized

Rohdea japonica is a highly-prized

much to the delight of our hummingbirds

producing a delicately lacy appearance

we recommend caging the trunk in the fall and filling the cage with shredded leaves for winter protection

Topping the clump in early May before the pitchers emerge are stunning red fragrant flowers on a very floriferous clump

Epimedium acuminatum Ruby Shan North Vietnam Rohdea japonica is a highly-prizedEpimedium acuminatum 'Ruby Shan' is a 1996 Dan Hinkley Heronswood collection from Sichuan, China. Epimedium 'Ruby Shan' forms a 1' tall x 30" wide clump with lovely, long, pointed, evergreen leaves that emerge heavily patterned with purple. The long arching flower spikes open for us in late March to reveal large spider like flowers white sepals back the contrasting long raspberry spurs and matching cup so very nice.