Epimedium Domino Pardancanda a favorite of butterflies and

a favorite of butterflies and landscape designers

This Mark Zilis hybrid of H

5'+ tall flower stalks of Crinum 'Rose Parade' are the icing on the crinum cake

adorn the plant and in 5 years

just prior to World War II

Epimedium Domino Pardancanda a favorite of butterflies andEpimedium '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