Epimedium wushanense Tigridia probably to keep it from

probably to keep it from being arrested for flashing

This tight clumper makes one of the best evergreen specimens of any of our gingers and looks as good in the late winter as it does in early summer

(syn: Deparia acrostichoides) Athyrium thelypteroides is a Southeastern US native that makes a wonderfully easy-to-grow

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Epimedium wushanense Tigridia probably to keep it fromEpimedium wushanense is one of the rarest species we've ever offered. This is the real Epimedium wushanense, not the other misidentified new species that is offered as Epimedium 'Carmel'. From a very small population in the Wushan Mountains in eastern Sichuan's Three Gorges area comes this fabulous clumper, previously introduced only in small quantities by epimedium guru, Darrell Probst, in 2004. The 10" long x 3" wide, dark green, spiny leaves, often