Epimedium grandiflorum 'Rose Queen', Barrenwort sun or part shade Particularly lovely are the new

Particularly lovely are the new leaves that have a crazed white patina

Despite the common name

It's truly wondrous to catch the scent of a mature clump—it will draw you in

finely cut ferny leaves bloom brilliant scarlet flowers with velvety black stamens

Drought-tolerant once established but does its best with some summer water (~once a week)

Epimedium grandiflorum 'Rose Queen', Barrenwort sun or part shade Particularly lovely are the newSepals and petals are deep, rich, rosy pink, blooming in March April on 10" tall plants particularly large, particularly showy flowers for an Epimedium! The leaves, lightly toothed slightly narrow hearts, emerge maroon becoming light green for the rest of the season. An old cultivar, syn. E. 'Yubae'. Deciduous. Minimum temperature: 20 F