Description
Epimedium dewuense is similar to both Epimedium fargesii and Epimedium dolichostemon
Regular moisture including increased humidity when they are grown as house plants keep them from getting stressed and becoming susceptible to spider mites
Being native to salt marshes
the clumps are topped with 8" long stalks of flowers that blend yellow
highlighted with silver and red veining
Lycoris incarnata Peppermint Oxalis Epimedium dewuense is similar toLycoris 'Peppermint' is a naturally occurring Chinese hybrid Lycoris x incarnata (Lycoris sprengeri x longituba) that has been documented from both Yunnan and Hubei Provinces. Because we are now introducing more clones of this hybrid, we felt it prudent to assign the clonal name Lycoris 'Peppermint' to this old pass along clone, prevalent throughout Texas. Lycoris 'Peppermint' produces 20" tall stalks, starting for us in mid August with 6 9 frilly