Epimedium Cupids Arrow Eurasia native to the southeastern US
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
native to the southeastern US
I first encountered this charming dwarf Solomon's seal in 1996 near Zhongdian
Good winter drainage and a slightly sloped planting site are important for survival in rainy climates
000' elevation in Sikkim
'Tokudama Aureonebulosa'
Epimedium Cupids Arrow Eurasia native to the southeastern USYou've never seen a fairy wing like Hans Hansen's new Epimedium 'Cupid's Arrow'. This 2023 Plant Delights JLBG exclusive introduction emerges in early spring, with purple mottled foliage, which serves as a perfect foil for the arching stalks of large, peachy orange, spider like flowers with the long sepals tipped in yellow. The mature semi evergreen clumps are 16" tall x 3' wide. For us, flowering begins in late March.