Epimedium fangii OG
Low
growing evergreen species
from China, Sichuan
Province, Emei Shan.
Big yellow flowers, red spring foliage. Height 20 cm.
Very similar to E.
davidii, but with longer crawling rhizomes.
Named after Wen-Pei Fang, a Chinese botanist who has spent more than
50 years studying the flora of Emei Shan . There are about 3000
plant species to be found.
The Emei Shan (Mount Emei) is also home to E. acuminatum, E.
fangii and their hybrid E. x omeiense.
This form was collected by Ogisui.
Epimedium fangii CC 022008
Low
growing evergreen species
from China, Sichuan
Province, Emei Shan.
Big yellow flowers, red spring foliage. Height 20 cm.
Another form of E. fangii.
Epimedium fargesii
A
species with a unique flower form (just like E. dolichostemon).
Named after a French missionary named Paul Guillaume Farges, who
collected this plant in 1894 in China.
At the natural habitat (Sichuan Province) the species is quite
variable.
It has attractive narrow evergreen
leaves (up to 10 cm long).
Epimedium fargesii 'Pink Constellation'
A
particularly beautiful and free-flowering selection of the species.
The flowers have a more intensive coloring.
60 cm tall.
Epimedium 'Fire Dragon'
Cross
between E.
davidii and E.
lepthorrhizum from Robin White.
Flashy flower color.
Evergreen.
Height about 30 cm.
This is a protected cultivar.
Epimedium flavum OG 92036
Free-flowering
Chinese species.
Relative to E.
davidii. But the flowers of E. flavum
are completely yellow.
Does not grow very fast.
30 cm tall.
Evergreen.
Epimedium flavum x pinnatum colchicum
Epimedium 'Flowers of Sulphur'
Cross between E. flavum
and E.
ogisui.
Nice spring foliage.
Evergreen.
About 30 cm tall.
This is a protected cultivar.
Epimedium franchetii 'Brimstone Butterfly'
Large-leaved,
large-flowered cultivar.
This Chinese hybrid (?) from Hubei Province was introduced by Mikinori Ogisu.
Evergreen.
About. 60 cm tall.