Epimedium Yellowstone China which appears to be a

which appears to be a non-valid name which first appeared in 1977 in Buckley's 1977 Canadian Garden Perennials

rates this among his top 10 most indispensable plants

This is a stoloniferous species that will make a nice clump after a few seasons

and our prayers were answered in 2008

700' elevation) of Aztec Peak in Arizona's Sierra Ancha mountains

Epimedium Yellowstone China which appears to be aEpimedium 'Yellowstone' is a 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of one of the most vigorous fairy wing hybrids we've released. This mid season flowering selection starts for us in mid March and continues for 10 weeks, due to the unbelievable number of flowers. The 20" tall x 3' wide clump is topped with masses of long flowering spikes held 10" above the foliage, each laden with large, dangling, clear yellow flowers.