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Epimedium grandiflorum 'Queen Esta'
By Highalp
17 Jan, 2010
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Epimediums are currently enjoying a revival it seems impossible that these lovely plants can give excellent ground cover even in fairly dry shade whilst producing wonderful orchid-like flowers, but they do. Beautiful wood-landers.
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So pretty and dainty love the shape and colour.
17 Jan, 2010
I have never tried them. Maybe I will
17 Jan, 2010
I just discovered these lovely plants last year bought three different varieties for in wood, youngianum (roseum),versicolor 'Sulphureum' and perralchicum (Frohnleiten) can't wait till spring this year :-)
17 Jan, 2010
They are lovely....and just look at the way the lantern flowers look down....they maybe would suit my shady dry area........
17 Jan, 2010
Got mine from Hall Farm Janey,lol.
18 Jan, 2010
Ha..ha...Simbad...when I read your comment I was hoping they were from there....lovely...I can feel a trip coming on...Lol!
18 Jan, 2010
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Pretty pic :o)
17 Jan, 2010