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choice perennials for the shade garden

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Epimedium sempervirens “Variegated #1”

Epimedium sempervirens   “Variegated #1”  (Cc. 970190)

From Japan came rumors of a most spectacularly variegated Epimedium heavily dappled with white and pink and costing a small fortune. During Darrell's 1997 trip to Japan with Dan Hinkley he searched specifically for this fabled plant. Once he saw it he just had to have it—the most expensive Epimedium he's ever purchased! It was indeed the nicest variegated Epimedium he'd ever seen...and just as they said, the spring foliage is a swirling collage of creamy white, salmon-pink and apple green. What they didn’t mention was that the white portion of the variegation lasts well into the season.. into August here, before turning mostly green.

White flowers are produced above the semi-evergreen leaves. One of the shorter Epimediums at only 8” tall.

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