Epimedium Dancing Stars Shade Perennials thanks to her friend and

thanks to her friend and wildflower compatriot

Woodwardia orientalis 'Crispa' isn't a fast growing fern

Plant this one near a path where it can be truly appreciated

Amorphophallus thaiensis

and Kyushu comes this woodland member of the salvia family

Epimedium Dancing Stars Shade Perennials thanks to her friend andThis amazing 2012 Plant Delights introduction is an Epimedium acuminatum hybrid that is among the most floriferous fairy wings we've ever seen. Epimedium 'Dancing Stars' makes a vigorously growing, 18" tall x 30" wide clump, adorned with arching terminal panicles of large flowers composed of long white spurs and yellow cups. Epimedium 'Dancing Stars' starts flowering for us in late March and continues to produce sporadic flowers until early June