Epimedium Songbirds Primula waxy leaves that are very

waxy leaves that are very wavy

held above the foliage in early spring

but rarely will they seed prolifically

but returns late the next summer when the heat builds

About the only thing we ever do is trim the winter tattered foliage to the ground before the new growth begins in spring

Epimedium Songbirds Primula waxy leaves that are veryWe usually don't have trouble finding enough adjectives to describe our excitement about a plant, but such occurred with our 2014 Plant Delights fairy wing introduction, Epimedium 'Songbirds'. This incredible fairy wing is the most floriferous cultivar we've ever grown. The 18" tall x 30" wide clump of Epimedium 'Songbirds' is topped, starting in late March, with an insanely large number of flower stalks that hold the large, yellow, spidery flowers