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sherrygirl5

Just a couple unusual spring blooms

2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago

A photo of and epimedium whose name escapes me and a bleeding heart cross created in my garden.




Sherry

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  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    Sherry: How interesting. I've tried to get a certain type of Epimedium for years and just this year it became available. I've never grown Epimedium before, but they say it will take dry-ish shade once established. Nothing other then Columbine has made it in this spot so far (digging up a failed fern this year) so we will see. I really like yours. The flowers are lovely.............Maryl

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