Epimedium sempervirens Snowshoe Lake Algeria You can expect the drought-tolerant

You can expect the drought-tolerant clumps of Epimedium x versicolor 'Versicolor' to spread at the rate of 4-5" per year

Dryopteris affinis is equally successful at home in either acidic or alkaline soils as long as it doesn't get extremely dry in summer

In late May (NC)

Though a matter of opinion

growing in a wet roadside ditch on the outskirts of the Florida Panhandle city of New Hope

Epimedium sempervirens Snowshoe Lake Algeria You can expect the drought-tolerantEpimedium 'Snowshoe Lake' is one of the earliest flowering fairy wings we grow. Most years, this splendid 2014 Cobblewood Gardens introduction is in flower here by the third week in February. This selection of the tightly clumping, evergreen Japanese native Epimedium sempervirens matures to 1' tall x 2' wide, topped in late winter with a dense show of large pure white flowers.