Epimedium Enchantress Dwarf Conifers shocking orange flowers

shocking orange flowers

It is best to cut the stems down before new growth starts in spring

Indeed this foliage is sometimes still attractive come spring

which was the darkest purple foliage we'd seen on a hardy hibiscus to that point

deer-resistant clump will grow 3' tall x 4' wide with long

Epimedium Enchantress Dwarf Conifers shocking orange flowersFrom England's legendary plantswoman Elizabeth Strangman comes this delightful hybrid (E. dolichostemon x E. leptorrhizum). The dwarf, 6" tall clumps spread nicely (4 6" per year) in a moist but well drained site. The evergreen foliage (Zone 7 and south) is topped in early spring by medium sized, light lavender flowers resembling a mobile of little purple spiders very cute unless you are an inebriated arachnophobe. Maintenance: Epimediums require very