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Bishops Mitre

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By Amy


Bishops Mitre  (Epimedium acuminatum (Barrenwort))



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Haven't seen this before Amy.....it's very unusual...lovely cardinal colours....:o)

18 Apr, 2009

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Amy
 

Its quite small Janey , its spreads like a ground cover plant , the flowers are on stems , it is very pretty :o)

18 Apr, 2009

 

Unusual Amy - I've never seen one either.

18 Apr, 2009

 

This is pretty, Amy.
New to me, too.
Does it remain evergreen in the winter ?

18 Apr, 2009

amy
Amy
 

No it,s not evergreen TT it dies down , you need to mark the spot so that you know where it,s coming next year .. it,s about 1ft high and is a mass of these pretty small flowers , the leaves are attractive as well :o)

18 Apr, 2009

 

Thanks for the info. Amy.
I reckon I would like it, as long as I marked well where it was planted .....

18 Apr, 2009

 

New to me as well,its very pretty.I will be on the lookout for this beauty...

19 Apr, 2009

 

Neat looking flower :)

20 Apr, 2009

 

it lovely Amy, i havent seen this before either

20 Apr, 2009

 

Lovely Amy. we seem to have a lot of the same plants bought three of these this year, different colours, for woodland area, just thinking today what a lovely colour the leaves are going.

6 Nov, 2009

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Amy
 

It is lovely Kathy well worth having :o)

6 Nov, 2009

 

New one on me too, i love it !

6 Nov, 2009

 

Louise got mine from my local favourite nursery that specialises in rare and unusual plants, has the most amazing gardens that you can look round free, know one of mines called 'epimedium versicolour sulphureum', yellow flowers, but can't remember other two offhand, don't know if they do mail order but do have online catalogue at www.hall-farm.co.uk :-)

7 Nov, 2009

 

Oh, Epimedium .... i have some, they're great !
I 'thought' they looked like Epimedium leaves too !

7 Nov, 2009



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