Epimedium acuminatum White Flower Form Harperocallis Trillium 'Jefferson Silver' makes an

Trillium 'Jefferson Silver' makes an extremely easy garden subject

found growing under the shade of a sycamore in a summer flooded

but who could trust Wilbert's nose after smelling so many amorphophallus

dry in the summer

(Woods 1967) In August

Epimedium acuminatum White Flower Form Harperocallis Trillium 'Jefferson Silver' makes anThis very unusual epimedium is a white flowered variant of E. acuminatum from the mountains of Sichuan, China. We originally offered these as E. chlorandrum, not noticing the pollen was yellow instead of green. There is a possibility that this may eventually be determined to be a new species (Probst 2005). The 1' tall evergreen clumps produce long flower spikes, adorned with large, 1. 5", yellow spider like spur flowers, backed by long white sepals.