E. youngianum- Leaves unfurl a greenish- purple & deepen to a black purple providing a striking backdrop
to the small bi-colored pinkish lavender & white flowers. Leaves age to green in summer. Height: 18” Zones 5-8. Deciduous.

E. grandiflorum- First flush of bronze leaves are 7” tall followed after bloom by 15” tall bright green foliage.
Stunning & large, rich wine-purple flowers with prominent spurs tipped in white. Zones 4-9. Deciduous.

E. x youngianum- First flush of heart shaped leaves emerge w/ a striking silver overlay aging to green later
in the season. Medium size white flowers w/ long spurs. 2nd flush: 12” tall. Zones 4-9. Semi-Evergreen.

Showy, large arrow shaped, dark green leaflets. Flowers have long, white inner sepals that wrap around smaller, pale
lavender spurs reflexing back like a dodecatheon.12" to 18” tall. Zones 4-9. Evergreen.

Large, rounded, shiny deep green leaves. Origin: Georgia Republic. Flowers are showy bright yellow inner sepals with small petals forming yellow cups. Plant in nearly full shade to nearly full sun. Drought tolerant. Height: 10” Zones 5-9. Evergreen.

E. x stellulatum- Leaflets emerge bronze w/ raspberry specks aging to a rich green w/the raspberry specks
on long, narrow, prominently spiny leaves. Long stems w/ an abundance of small white flowers. Zones 4 to 9. Evergreen.

E. grandiflorum- 1st flush of small leaflets are numerous @ about 7” tall & edged w/ purple. 2nd flush of foliage
is approx 12” tall. Flowers are blue-lavender streaked in rose w/ angular white spurs streaked in lavender. Zones 4-9. Deciduous.

E. Sp. Nov.- Very large, corrugated leaves w/ prominent veins emerge slight red cast, aging to very glossy
green w/ long needle like spines around the heart shaped leaves. Vigorous grower. Large, spured, sulfur yellow flowers w/ light
green inner sepals in spring. Zones 5 to 9. Evergreen.

E. grandiflorum- First flush of foliage in early Spring is an attractive bronze color topped by loose sprays of flowers
that are dark rose with long white spurs. Height 8"-14" Zones 5-9. Deciduous.

Low, creeping mound of small, round leaflets with spiny margins. Near white flowers w/ light lavender spurs.
Very drought tolerant once established & excellent ground cover. 4” to 6” tall. Zones 5-9. Evergreen.

Oval shaped, glacous leaves have red mottling in spring. Large white flowers w/ pale pink inner sepals. Height: 6”.
Semi-stoloniferous. Zones 5-9. Evergreen.

Epimedium youngianum~
Tight clump of purple tinted leaves in spring approx. 10” tall, topped with very floriforous white flowers. Plant in partial sun to nearly full shade. Height Approx 14”. Zones 5-9. Deciduous.

E. leptorrhizum- Low growing, spreading mound of large, elongated, arrow shaped leaves. Large rich pink
sepals with long white spurs in spring. Height: 6”-8”. Zones 5-9. Evergreen.

Thick mass of dark, glossy green leaves topped in spring w/ very floriforous, largest for species of pure white sepals
w/ reddish purple spurs & cups. Height: 6” to 10”. Stoloniferous Zones 5b-9. Evergreen.

E. sempervirens- Spectacular swirling collage of white, salmon pink & light green w/ the white lasting well into
the season. White flowers w/ long spurs in spring. Height 8” tall. Zones 5-9. Semi-Evergreen.

E. grandiflorum var. Violaceum- First flush of 8” tall leaflets are glossy mahogany-red like molten chocolate
topped by medium size lavender flowers in spring. 2nd flush: 12” tall. Zones 4-9. Deciduous.

Small, ovate shaped leaflets with new
leaves speckled with reddish purple,
topped by a flurry of small heart shaped
white flowers with a hint of yellow in
the centers reflexing back like a
dodecatheon. Plant in partial sun for
best affect. 8 to 10” tall. Zones 4 to 9.
Deciduous

E. ‘Huangdi’- Named for Huangdi, the legendary Yellow Emperor of China. This chance seedling of Fire
Dragon starts w/ new dragon wing shaped leaves that are heavily mottled w/ chocolate purple. Topped in spring w/ floriforous
& stunning, large butter yellow sepals & white bracts & spurs w/ amber tips. Height 12” to 14”. Zones 4-9. Semi-Evergreen

E. x youngianum- Distinctive shield shaped leaves covered in spring w/ a soft overlay of milky white purple
brown. Numerous white flowers top the foliage in spring. Height: 8” Zones 4-9. Semi-Evergreen.

Leaves emerge mottled salmon pink in spring topped by tall, dense sprays of lavender pink flowers. Fall leaves
are attractive burnished red. 2nd flush: 18” tall, Zones 5-9. Drought Tolerant. Evergreen.