Epimedium wushanense Sandy Claws Actaea highlighted by yellow central stamens

highlighted by yellow central stamens

Although Iris prismatica is found natively growing in both fresh and salt marshes and bogs

burkii with Sarracenia flava var

powder blue leaves that hold their color extremely long

Epimedium wushanense Sandy Claws Actaea highlighted by yellow central stamens(aka: E. wushanense Spiny Leaves CC014633) This amazing selection of the rare Chinese Epimedium wushanense was introduced in 2006 by Darrell Probst for $150, but without a cultivar name listed only as spiny leaf form. We find it so exceptional that in 2012, we've added the clonal name, Epimedium 'Sandy Claws'. This gem is a dwarf spreading selection of the rare, normally clumping Epimedium wushanense that forms a 1' tall x 4' wide patch in 5 years.