Epimedium omeiense Myriad Years Disporopsis If you peek under the

If you peek under the leaves

'Key Lime Pie' has the same vigor as its parent

Italian arum will naturalize slowly in woodland areas unless a horticultural circumcision is performed after flowering

slowly suckering

This amazing tropical-looking favorite is grown as a dieback perennial north of Zone 8 and as a shrub from Zone 8 south

Epimedium omeiense Myriad Years Disporopsis If you peek under theWe are pleased to re introduce this wonderful 2002 Heronswood introduction for those who missed it the first time around. Epimedium 'Myriad Years' is Dan Hinkley's clonal collection from limestone cliffs in Sichuan, China. Dan's 2002 catalog stated, "It has proven to be the most spectacular that I currently cultivate." The 1' tall, glossy evergreen clump has new foliage that emerges with a pink flush and is topped in late spring with 20" arching