One of the epimediums planted last year is pictured above (Epimedium sempervirens 'Mars'), with a combination of cherry pink cup and light pink tepals; its flowers looks like brightly colored candy, set off by maroon-edged leaves. It is one of the shorter epimediums (10-12"), early blooming, and covered with flowers.
That is so cute! It must be right up front somewhere. :-)
ReplyDeleteI want it! What a beautiful fellow!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beauty! And so early.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!
ReplyDeleteI almost bought these last weekend.
ReplyDeleteEverybody... thanks for your comments! I find epimediums hard to photograph, with all the small flowers at all different distances from the camera lens.I must get the camera out, though, and try to snap some of the others.
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