Epimedium stellulatum Long Leaf Form Tropical Asia each terminating in clusters of

each terminating in clusters of butter yellow flowers

there isn't much maintenance needed for H

the plant may rest for months before the leaf emerges

Herb Benedict shared it with us in 1993

(syn: Aster novae-angliae) If you have never seen a mass of Aster 'Purple Dome' in full flower

Epimedium stellulatum Long Leaf Form Tropical Asia each terminating in clusters ofThis fantastic, but unconventional fairy wing is an unusual form of the rare Epimedium stellulatum, collected in Shaanxi Province in 1996 by NACPEC (North American China Plant Exploration Consortium). The evergreen clumps are composed of un epimedium like, long, spiny green leaves and topped in spring with dozens of airy, 18" scapes of small white flowers that glisten like tiny stars. We are pleased to be able to share this choice fairy wing with the