Epimedium Domino Pardancanda just prior to World War

just prior to World War II

This easy-to-grow and most amazing iris relative hails from a large region from Florida west to Texas and south to Uruguay

adorned all summer with 3" wide

This selection originated in Japan and was imported by plantsman Rick Crowder as an un-named female

The 6" petioles end with 8" long green leaves that emerge with a wide central stripe of creamy yellow

Epimedium Domino Pardancanda just prior to World WarEpimedium 'Domino' is a dazzling 2004 Darrell Probst hybrid that's one of our absolute favorite epimediums. The tight clumps of long, spiny green leaves are heavily flecked with amber. In April and May, each 3' wide clump of Epimedium 'Domino' is topped with 2' tall, hairy, burgundy, arching spikes of large white spurred flowers, each highlighted by a maroon flower tip exceedingly floriferous compared to most of the industry standards, which is why it