Epimedium koreanum Harold Epstein Ensete Trachystemon orientalis survived the test

Trachystemon orientalis survived the test of time

Our four-year-old clumps have as many as 50 flower spikes open at once

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green leaves are topped in early fall with vivid

Epimedium koreanum Harold Epstein Ensete Trachystemon orientalis survived the testThis fantastic selection was named after the godfather of American rock gardening, the late Harold Epstein, by plantsman Jerry Flintoff. The 5" long green leaves emerge on bright red stems and begin to unfurl just as the huge butter yellow flowers are finishing. Epimedium 'Harold Epstein' makes a large clump that spreads at the rate of 8" per year once established. This is truly a dazzling sight in flower and a superb deer resistant groundcover in