Epimedium Rise and Shine Succulents in 2001 from China's Wuhan

in 2001 from China's Wuhan Botanical Garden

much taller than the NC form we also grow

looks like a reindeer head after a bad experience with a four-wheel drive pickup

so we've obviously underestimated its hardiness when kept dry in winter

good drainage is key to success

Epimedium Rise and Shine Succulents in 2001 from China's WuhanEpimedium 'Rise and Shine', a 2020 Plant Delights JLBG introduction, is one of the most amazing fairy wings we've ever introduced. The unique, glossy green foliage, often with forked tips, emerges edged in red and is topped, starting in late March with 1' tall stalks of large, spider shaped ivory flowers contrasted with an amber cup, all of which darken to amber pink as they age. The foliage alone on this 26" wide clumper is enough reason to grow