Epimedium sempervirens Candy Hearts Corms - Bulbs - Tubers but can be divided if

but can be divided if one wanted additional plants

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We are pleased to once again offer our exceptional collection of the hitchhiker elephant ear

Although in the wild Trillium rugelii occurs in moist

Epimedium sempervirens Candy Hearts Corms - Bulbs - Tubers but can be divided ifEpimedium sempervirens 'Candy Hearts' is a 2001 Darrell Probst introduction that forms a 10" tall x 2' wide, semi evergreen clump of dark green foliage that emerges rosy violet in late winter, morphs to green leaves with a violet edge, then finally changes to solid green. The clumps are topped, starting in early April (NC), with terminal clusters of light lavender flowers that just top the emerging foliage quite special in the early spring garden.