Description
Myricaceae
This seed strain of Helleborus foetidus was shared with us by Chapel Hill NC plantsman Tom Krenitsky
fire engine red flowers from June through September and you've got what we affectionately term a "wow" plant
usually germinating in a weeks time
Epimedium omeiense 4a MyricaceaeWe are thrilled to be able to offer this recently named (1995) rare, naturally occurring evergreen hybrid (E. acuminatum x E. fangii) from the far reaches of China's famed Mt. Omei. This vigorous grower is composed of tall wiry stems, each clothed with three large leaves often mottled red in spring. The clumps are topped in early spring by 2' long stalks with up to 50 large 2" pink spider like flowers on each stem. The underside of each flower