Epimedium omeiense Razzleberry Parthenocissus the rosettes rise like an

the rosettes rise like an erupting volcano as they burst into flower

Iris 'Gerald Darby' is a spectacular 1967 introduction of the naturally-occurring hybrid between our native Iris virginica and Iris versicolor

Moy of the San Antonio Botanical Garden

narrow blue leaf

but can also be grown in soggy pondside soils

Epimedium omeiense Razzleberry Parthenocissus the rosettes rise like anEpimedium 'Razzleberry' is a 2010 Plant Delights Nursery selection of the naturally occurring Chinese hybrid Epimedium x omeiense (Epimedium acuminatum x Epimedium fangii). The deer resistant, slowly spreading patch, to 1' tall x 2' wide in 5 years, is laden from late March until late May (NC) with 18" long, arching floral spikes of large flowers, each composed of wide spreading purple spurs, a purple cup, and contrasted nicely with pure white sepals.