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 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.

Epimedium x
Heart shaped serrated leaves topped by tall black-red flower spikes with large canary yellow flowers & small dark red sepals. Plant in partial sun to nearly full shade. Height: 12”. Zones 5-9. Semi-Evergreen.

E. grandiflorum- Medium-large, tapered leaves that have purple tones in spring, stack in layers giving the
appearance of flowing water. Topped in spring by deep rose-purple sepals with white spurs that flush with amethyst near the
centers. About 16” tall, Zones 4-9. Deciduous.

E. Species.- Large, smooth, rounded, semi glossy leaves. Large panacles of numerous tiny white sepaled, yellow
petaled flowers, covered w/ striking blue-black outer sepals when in bud. Height: 15” to 18” . Zones 4-9. Evergreen.

E. pinnatum ssp colchicum- Leaves turn dark black purple in autumn leaving a contrast of thunderbolt pattern
of green veins. Flowers are showy bright yellow inner sepals. Origin: Georgia Republic. Height 10”. Zones 5-9. Evergreen.

E. Sp. Nov.- Large leaved, robust plant topped by 3-4 foot stems w/ up to several hundred large, spider-like, light
yellow flowers w/ amber inner sepals. Long bloom duration. Size: 12”x 30” Zones 5-9. Evergreen.

E. Sp. Nov.- Leaflets emerge bronze red cast aging to glossy green w/ the most narrow, long hair like spines
zigzagging around the leaves. Vigorous grower. Profuse bloom of long spured, sulfur yellow flowers in spring. Size: 7”. Evergreen.

E. x youngianum -First flush of heart shaped leaves are purple, flushed with turqouise. Height: 8” Topped w/ silvery
lavender & soft lavender flowers. Stamens & spurs are the same length giving a double flower appearance. Second flush: 18”
to 20” tall. Zones 4-9. Deciduous.

Epimedium rubrum
Much improved E. rubrum with showy
large dark green foliage. In spring, the
new leaves are heavily flushed with red,
creating a stunning show. Clusters of
bright pink flowers with rose red sepals
above the foliage. Plant in partial sun to
full shade. About 16” tall. Zones 4-8.
Evergreen.

Low growing, spreading mound of elongated, arrow shaped leaves mottled red in spring. Large lavender
mauve long spurs w/ white sepals. Plant in partial sun to nearly full shade. Height: 4”-6”. Zones 6-9. Evergreen.

E. x youngianum -Small spring leaflets are showered w/ red speckles topped w/ very floriferous medium sized
light yellow flowers w/ short pink sepals. Re-blooms atop secondary flush of flecked leaves in fall. Height: 8”. Zones 5-9. Semi-evergreen.

E. x - Dense mound of rounded leaves w/ bronze chocolate flecks in spring. Topped by many erect racemes
w/ lemon-yellow bells. Height 12” to 14”. Zones 5-9. Evergreen.

E. versicolor -New foliage of pinkish maroon mottled leaves that age to glossy dark green in summer.
Soft pastel flowers have pink inner sepals with rose pink streaks & lemon yellow cups deepening to rose purple towards the spurs.
1st flush: 5”-6”. 2nd flush: 10” Zones 5-9. Drought tolerant. Semi-Evergreen.

Epimedium wushanense
Leaflets emerge bronze-red aging to glossy, shiny green with very long, narrow prominently spiny leaves; Wow! Long spured, pale yellow flowers in spring. Plant in partial sun to nearly full shade. 15” tall. Zones 5 to 9. Evergreen.

E. Species. Nov.- Leaflets emerge brushed light chocolate aging to glossy green w/ very narrow, long
prominently spiny leaves, Floriferous spikes of long spurred, light yellow flowers in spring. Height: 8”. Zones 5 to 9. Evergreen.

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. sempervirens x E. x setosum- First flush of heart shaped leaves emerge 6” tall topped w/ attractive rich mid
pink flowers. Nice fall color. 2nd flush: 12” tall. Zones 5-9. Deciduous.

E. wushenense -A spiny leaf form of E. Wushenense. Leaflets emerge bronze-red aging to glossy, shiny green
w/ very long, narrow prominently spiny leaves; Wow! Long spurred, pale yellow flowers in spring. 15” tall. Zones 5 to 9. Evergreen.

E. youngianum- Leaves unfurl w/ a purple cast about 5” tall followed late season by rich, ruby-red flowers w/
a lighter pale rose to white spurs. 2nd Flush of leaves are approx. 14” tall. Zones 4-9. Deciduous.