Epimedium x versicolor ‘Neosulphureum’

E. x versicolor   ‘Neosulphureum’  (Cc. 920044)


Undeservedly rare in cultivation, this counterpart to the more com­mon ‘Sulphureum’ is shorter and semi-spreading with 2-4” rhizomes that form a tight groundcover. Pale yellow flowers are held on 12” erect, airy sprays. Flower spurs half as long as the inner-sepals. Spring leaflets are nicely bronzed on stems 6-8” and form a darker background against which to view the soft yellow flowers. Early bloomer and drought-tolerant. Semi-evergreen.