Epimedium grandiflorum Princess Susan Myosotis where it was discovered at

where it was discovered at 4

each centered with a dramatic yellow-orange blotch

well-behaved vine of glossy evergreen foliage topped

so cute and oh

Amorphophallus thaiensis

Epimedium grandiflorum Princess Susan Myosotis where it was discovered atThis 1999 Darrell Probst introduction is a selection from the garden of the late Harold Epstein and, subsequently, named after Harold's daughter. Epimedium 'Princess Susan' produces a 13" tall, deciduous, deer resistant clump of small leaflets, topped in spring by spikes of large, bright cherry rose flowers with pure white spurs. If you need another woman in your life, perhaps you'll consider giving Susan a special place in your garden.