Epimedium leptorrhizum Clumping Bamboo which are pollinated by nocturnal

which are pollinated by nocturnal moths

the sticky stalks (which actually catch insects) are topped with terminal inflorescences of hundreds of exquisite 5-petaled screaming hot orange-red flowers

Asarum splendens is a vigorously rhizomatous species

andform a slowly-expanding patch to only 6" tall

Why is it that so many sky-blue flowers are only open in the morning

Epimedium leptorrhizum Clumping Bamboo which are pollinated by nocturnalEpimedium leptorrhizum hails from Guizhou and Sichuan, China. This little known species that is essentially a dwarf, running Epimedium brachyrrhizum. Spreading by slender rhizomes (leptos = slender), Epimedium leptorrhizum can expand by 8" per year. The 8" tall clump is topped in late March (NC) with short flower spikes of large, pink lavender flowers, often with contrasting lighter purple spurs. Epimedium leptorrhizum prefers not to get bone dry for