Epimedium - various threads gathered together here

[WimB]

The first Epi in flower here this season:

Epimedium x youngianum 'Freckles'

[WimB]

And some more in flower today:

E. x versicolor 'Cherry Tart'
E. x warleyense
E. x warleyense 'Orangekönigin'

[gerrit]

On this day with Scotish mist, I took pictures from the first emerging E., #1 and #2 Epimedium davidii, dwarf form and, #3 and #4 her big sister Epimedium davidii, still without flowers, but with raindrops.

Gerrit.

[Hans J]

Here also my first Epimedium have starting with flowers -a new one for me is "Fire Dragon"
After the book from Stearn is it a cross ( E.davidii x E.leptorrhizum )

[ChrisB]

Just bought this little beauty on Saturday at the Edinburgh Show:  E. Buckland Spider

[Lesley Cox]

You had quite an expensive day Chris?

[fleurbleue]

E. x versicolor 'Cherry Tart' is very nice Wim, I didn't know it  I have bought E. x versicolor cupreum and E. Enchantress friday at St Jean de Beauregard plants fair

[ChrisB]

I sure did Lesley.  Pocket book has moths flying out now, nothing else.  But these nurseries have such wonderful plants, and the local group stall was very good too.

[WimB]

Hans and Chris, both are very beautiful cultivars.

Nicole, I'll keep you in mind when I divide 'Cherry Tart'. 

[fleurbleue]

  Thank you Wim 

[ChrisB]

Fire Dragon is lovely, I'll have to keep my eyes peeled for that one...

[WimB]

Some more in flower in my garden:

Epimedium dolichostemon
Epimedium grandiflorum 'Yellow Princess'
Epimedium x youngianum 'Tama botan'

[Guff]

Anyone know the names of these?

[Olga Bondareva]

May be I am too late but my Epimediums are blooming now.

E. macrosepalum


Epimedium leptorrhizum


E. colchicum Baked Milk

[WimB]

Wonderful pictures of those beautiful plants, Olga. I love the macrosepalum and the 'Baked Milk', I had never heard about that cultivar before.