Epimedium zhushanense Winter Delights Hellebores 4' wide clump is topped

4' wide clump is topped with light lavender hummingbird friendly flowers on 30" tall stalks in early summer

introduced in 1981 by North Carolina's own Van Sellers

yellow tongue

Baptisia minor is its little-known cousin that's actually superior to Baptisia australis in garden value

but be certain soils do not remain waterlogged

Epimedium zhushanense Winter Delights Hellebores 4' wide clump is toppedWe are so excited to be able to finally share the true, rare Epimedium zhushanense, hailing from near Zhushan in China's Hubei province. Published as a new species in 1985, Epimedium zhushanense is an amazing plant, with large spiny evergreen foliage that is topped, starting in early April (NC), with upright arching flower spikes of huge Epimedium acuminatum like flowers dark purple spurs backed by mauvy pink sepals truly scrumptious! Epimedium