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Epimedium (unidentified) - 2015
By Andrewr
12 Apr, 2015
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I bought this one in a plant sale at a garden I visited. It was just marked epimedium (cream). Any ideas please?
Comments on this photo
The flowers certainly look the same, but my plant has no purple marks on the leaves.
12 Apr, 2015
Oh well back to the drawing board then!!
14 Apr, 2015
I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm just remarking on the leaves on my plant. I wonder if there is more than one version of this variety in the marketplace.
14 Apr, 2015
I agree with Dd, I try to cut off the old leaves, they are brown and tired, if I remember. The new leaves then are nicely marked, have just photographed the new leaves today.
18 Apr, 2015
Thanks - looks as if DD was right then.
18 Apr, 2015
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Is it Versicolor sulphureum? because it looks very much like the one we have....
12 Apr, 2015