Epimedium omeiense Razzleberry Saururus or if it has become
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or if it has become unsightly
I am a shrub
This is a must for serious plant collectors
The clumps are topped with short 1' tall spikes of near white flowers in late spring
The clumps are topped with 28" tall scapes of large pale lavender flowers that attract hummingbirds in mid-September
Epimedium omeiense Razzleberry Saururus or if it has becomeEpimedium 'Razzleberry' is a 2010 Plant Delights Nursery selection of the naturally occurring Chinese hybrid Epimedium x omeiense (Epimedium acuminatum x Epimedium fangii). The deer resistant, slowly spreading patch, to 1' tall x 2' wide in 5 years, is laden from late March until late May (NC) with 18" long, arching floral spikes of large flowers, each composed of wide spreading purple spurs, a purple cup, and contrasted nicely with pure white sepals.