Epimedium versicolor Strawberry Blush Gunnera In the eastern US the

In the eastern US the ruby throated hummingbirds will visit the flowers in years when the blooming corresponds with their arrival

the clump is adorned in late summer and early fall with upright flower spikes of lilac-purple flower buds that peel open in layers

Because of the potential seed-dispersing nature of this plant

a real cutie

Our stock is propagated from a bog in Central Florida

Epimedium versicolor Strawberry Blush Gunnera In the eastern US theEpimedium 'Strawberry Blush' is a 2004 Darrell Probst introduction another excellent selection of the wonderful Epimedium x versicolor group. The slowly expanding patch can reach 2 3' wide in 5 years. The copper maroon new foliage develops a central green pattern before eventually turning all green. From late March through late April, Epimedium x versicolor 'Strawberry Blush' is topped with short spikes of simply stunning flowers large pale pink