Epimedium youngianum Tamabotan Burma/Myanmar rivaling Amorphophallus konjac

rivaling Amorphophallus konjac

These exquisite little gems of the rock garden burst forth in late fall with small

lightly dusted with tiny purple flecks

though they don't have to have sun all day

Even in moist shade in the woodland garden

Epimedium youngianum Tamabotan Burma/Myanmar rivaling Amorphophallus konjacIn spring, the large, light lavender flowers (darker toward the tips) are held atop the scrumptious, dark purple foliage of this excellent Japanese hybrid. After flowering, the new growth changes to green and tops the old flowers, eventually making a 16" tall specimen. This clumping selection is superb as a deer resistant woodland groundcover for spring color.