Epimedium dewuense Impatiens each ending in a large

each ending in a large chartreuse golden leaf

and a very well-draining soil is the key to success

Old clumps can be divided and replanted

000' elevation in western Arizona

we gathered the first garden seed from these and

Epimedium dewuense Impatiens each ending in a largeEpimedium dewuense is a rare, little known fairy wing first discovered in China's Guizhou Province by Joanna Zhang under the direction of plantsman Darrell Probst. Epimedium dewuense was named in 2003 and first introduced to cultivation by Darrell Probst in 2006. Epimedium dewuense is an evergreen, clumping fairy wing clothed with large, 5" long x 3" wide, hairy leaves that serve as foils, starting in mid March (NC), for the 1' long, arching pendent