Epimedium baieali guizhouense Ruscus The stems are topped from

The stems are topped from May-September with clusters of 2" yellow daisies that emit a delicious fragrance of chocolate

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This superb 2006 Agri-Starts sport is a stunning mutation of the popular Colocasia 'Illustris'

lily-like flowers atop 18" tall stems

is one of the largest and most robust of the gingers that we grow

Epimedium baieali guizhouense Ruscus The stems are topped from(aka: E. borealiguizhousense) Epimedium baieali guizhouense is a recently discovered (published 1993) Chinese species from Yunnan and Guizhou provinces where it can be found between 1,000' and 2,000' elevation. Epimedium baieali guizhouense makes a robust, evergreen, 4' wide clump with long, spiny edged green leaves and topped in spring with 18" tall stalks of cloud like flower heads, each containing hundreds (we estimated) of tiny white flowers