Epimedium acuminatum White Flower Form Harperocallis found growing under the shade

found growing under the shade of a sycamore in a summer flooded

The 2' tall speckled stalk is topped in summer with typical amorphophallus foliage

Remusatia pumila is a slowly stoloniferous species that makes a 4' wide non-invasive mound in 5 years

but who could trust Wilbert's nose after smelling so many amorphophallus

(aka: Pratia angulata) We have really enjoyed this wonderful semi-evergreen groundcover lobelia from New Zealand in our garden for decades

Epimedium acuminatum White Flower Form Harperocallis found growing under the shadeThis very unusual epimedium is a white flowered variant of E. acuminatum from the mountains of Sichuan, China. We originally offered these as E. chlorandrum, not noticing the pollen was yellow instead of green. There is a possibility that this may eventually be determined to be a new species (Probst 2005). The 1' tall evergreen clumps produce long flower spikes, adorned with large, 1. 5", yellow spider like spur flowers, backed by long white sepals.