Epimedium

A fantastic hybrid displaying narrow, green, spiny foliage that in spring is mottled with red-brown. In spring tall dark green stems, up to 2’, tower above the foliage displaying the characteristic flowers blushed a peachy-orange. Learn More

Friends shared this plant with us years ago and we love it! This slow spreading form grows 8-12” tall and has large, spurred, mauve-colored flowers. Fabulous dark green, lustrous foliage remains effective through January. Learn More

This hybrid between E. acuminatum and E. dolichostemon has exceptional arrow-shaped leaflets beautifully mottled with burgundy-red in spring. Sprays of flowers with pale pink sepals and purple-red spurs are carried on 12-18” stems. Learn More

This new hybrid between E. leptorrhizum and E. pubescens produces a profusion of dainty, pale-pink flowers with darker centers. Attractive, semi-evergreen foliage adorns each clump. Hybridized by epimedium guru Robin White. 12” high x 18” wide. Learn More

This clump-forming cultivar sports bronze new growth and large, spurred, lilac-violet flowers that hover above the foliage on 10-12” spikes. Learn More

In spring the leaflets of this low growing selection are edged with a distinct band of dark purple. Clusters of white flowers top the 6-8” tall foliage. A taller, second flush of foliage is produced also displaying the dramatic edging. Learn More

Unusual chocolate brown-purple flowers adorn this beautiful hybrid. A slow spreader form with attractive new growth that is mottled with burgundy. 15" Learn More

This Darrell Probst hybrid between E. sempervirens ‘Candy Hearts’ and E. alpinum features large, rounded, semi-evergreen leaves on 18-24” tall stems. Emerging foliage bears red margins. Abundant rose-red flowers appear in spring and are attractive for a couple of weeks. Site in a partly shaded woodland setting in humus-rich soils with good drainage. Learn More

Soft yellow sepals, delicately streaked with rose-pink contrast with a bright yellow cup. A slow spreader reaching 12-15" tall. Great glossy green foliage. Learn More