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Epimedium x youngianum ‘Freckles’

Epimedium x youngianum  ‘Freckles’  (Cc. 950080) 

***2000 Cobblewood Introduction***


 


'Freckles' is a seedling that appeared in Harold Epstein’s garden among a mass of ‘Milky Way’, an obvious parent. Large grandiflorum –like flowers with white inner-sepals are flushed and veined lavender with white spurs. Introduced for its pure flower colors, but named for its lively, small spring leaflets, generously speckled in purple. 7” in bloom to 18”.

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