Epimedium grandiflorum 'Lilafee'
Violet purple spider like flowers over red tinted foliage in spring. Humus rich soil. Part shade. H25cm x S40cm.
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Long-lived and easy to grow the epimediums are superb plants for the shady garden.
The more vigorous varieties, such as Epimedium x versicolor ‘Sulphureum’ or Epimedium perralchicum 'Frohnleiten', make good ground cover. The delicate, but abundant, flowers are worthy of close inspection, and good foliage extends the interest,many providing superb autumn colour. Like with so many plants, collection can become an addiction.
Violet purple spider like flowers over red tinted foliage in spring. Humus rich soil. Part shade. H25cm x S40cm.
£6.00Plentiful white flushed pink flowers in spring. Humus rich soil. Part shade. H25cm.
£6.00Superb hybrid with large amber flowers in spring. New leaves mottled. Humus rich soil. Part shade. H30cm.
£6.00Good lilac flowers in spring on this epimedium which is a cross of E. leptorrhizum with E. dolicostemon, bred by Elizabeth Strangman. Humus rich soil. Part shade. H15cm.
£6.00Low growing with coral pink and yellow flowers. Moist but well drained soil. Part shade. H15cm
£6.00A hybrid between E. brevicornu and E. pubescens. Delicate pink flowers in spring and again in late summer. Moist but well drained soil. Part shade. H40cm.
£6.00Large long spurred purple and mauve flowers in spring. Humus rich soil. Shade. Best in a sheltered spot. H40cm
£6.00Large spidery soft violet flowers in spring. Leaves emerge bronze, become green over the next few months. Humus rich soil. Part shade. H30cm.
£6.00A smaller variety, normally evergreen. New leaves are splashed bronze. Flowers a good yellow. Humus rich soil. Part shade. H25cm.
£6.00A low growing Japanese variety given the name 'a thousand red birds chirping'. Clusters of purple red flowers in spring. Part shade. Humus rich soil. H 25cm.
£6.00A small epimedium with deep violet crimson flowers highlighted by white spurred petals. Deciduous. The fresh leaves are attractively edged deep brown. Humus rich soil. Part shade. H15cm.
£6.00Delicate lilac flowers over bronze tinted foliage in spring. Humus rich soil. Shade. H30cm.
£6.00Good cultivar. Large flowers in early spring. Dark lavender inner sepals, pale lavender spurs. Leaves bronze in spring turning green over summer. Part shade. Humus rich soil. H 15-30cm.
£6.00Deciduous ,red flowers emerging with new growth in early spring. Reddish-bronze foliage colours green as matures. Good, humus rich soil, in part shade. Height 18-30cm.
£6.00Long spurred creamy yellow flowers above bronze tinted leaves in spring. Humus rich soil. Part shade. H25cm.
£6.00An attractive species producing long-spurred large white to lilac-pink tlowers in spring. Handsome new coppery foliage. Any good humus rich soil in part-shade.
£6.00Bronze flushed heart shaped leaves producing spider like yellow flowers on wiry stems in spring. Moist but well drained soil. Part shade. H40cm x S60cm.
£6.00Evergreen. Delicate creamy white flowers in spring. Any good soil in part-shade. Height 35cm.
£6.00Evergreen, with new crimson blotched leaves emerging in Spring. Pure white flowers. Introduced by Roy Lancaster in 1983. Any good soil. Part shade. H35cm.
£6.00Crimson flowers over bronze foliage in spring. Vigorous plant. Any good soil. Shade. H25cm.
£6.00Small white flowers in spring over low evergreen foliage. Humus rich soil. Shade. H30cm.
£6.00Long spurred pale yellow flowers over heart shaped leaves in spring. Moist but well drained soil. Part shade. H45cm x S1m.
£6.00Reliable old variety producing orange flowers in Spring. Any good soil. Will tolerate dry conditions. Full or part-shade.Height 30cm.
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