Epimedium youngianum Royal Flush Trachystemon The flower emerges as the

The flower emerges as the plant unfurls

The 15" wide clumps are topped in late spring with 1' tall spikes of lavender flowers

and topped with lovely purple flowers in late winter and early spring

It has often been observed that this foliage will harbor aphids over winter if not removed

Ever thought about having a "gin and tonic" in your garden

Epimedium youngianum Royal Flush Trachystemon The flower emerges as theEpimedium 'Royal Flush', a 2004 Darrell Probst introduction, is one of our favorite Epimedium x youngianum hybrids. Epimedium 'Royal Flush' emerges with purple bronze tinted leaves that are adorned with short spikes of light lavender flowers in mid spring. As the weather warms, the older foliage eventually turns to green, although the color holds longer than other Epimedium x youngianums we've grown. Epimedium 'Royal Flush' has proven to be a very