EPIMEDIUM grandiflorum
Beautiful large white flowers appear on this plant in mid spring as the new foliage starts to emerge. The young foliage has a bronze tint which contrasts well with the flowers.
EPIMEDIUM pinnatum subsp. colchicum
Delicate sprays of small, vivid yellow flowers appear in mid to late spring above a spreading mat of heart-shaped evergreen foliage.
EPIMEDIUM x versicolour 'Sulphureum'
A wonderful reliable old variety that creates large swathes of greenery under trees and shrubs giving year round interest in the garden. The dainty soft yellow flowers appear in mid spring over bronze
EPIMEDIUM x warleyense 'Orangekonigin'
The sweet orange flowers of this Epimedium are quite small individually, but as they appear in clusters they show up really well over the mid green leaves.
EPIMEDIUM 'Amber Queen' PBR
Very popular for its exquisite and prolific display of delicate spurred flowers in spring, each pale yellow flushed with amber, somewhat reminiscent of a jester's hat.
EPIMEDIUM 'Beni-kujaku'
A gorgeous display of larger dusky pink flowers with delicate white spurs that really lifts the soul on a cold grey spring day.
EPIMEDIUM 'Domino' AGM
Vigorous, semi-evergreen, shade loving perennial with delicate pink and white flowers in Spring.
EPIMEDIUM 'Spine Tingler'
Why 'Spine Tingler'? It must be for the unusual spiny tipped saw-toothed edge to its semi-evergreen leaves, a hint of 'something of the night'.
EPIMEDIUM davidii
Small, bright yellow flowers like jesters' hats dance on wiry stems above a mound of heart-shaped evergreen foliage, copper when young maturing to green and gently ragged around the edges.
EPIMEDIUM grandiflorum 'Lilafee'
The large pink-purple spurred flowers of this Epimedium appear in mid spring just as the new leaves emerge.
EPIMEDIUM pubigerum
The small clusters of cream flowers of this Barrenwort are held well above the emerging bright green spring foliage.
EPIMEDIUM x perralchicum 'Frohnleiten'
'Frohnleiten' flowers in mid spring producing bright yellow flowers with a red-brown centre. They stand out well against the evergreen foliage, which is a glossy green.
