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Name That Plant!PerennialsNorthwestern Gardening
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Two plants for indentification

last year

This one came in a plant swap. I was only aware of the saxifrage dentata, but this spring I noted this little yellow flower.



And this is an epimedium, anyone know the cultivar?



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    I am pretty sure the first is a waldsteinia (I used to grow w.ternata).

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