Epimedium chlorandrum Sichuan Spider Syneilesis each stalk may produce up

each stalk may produce up to five flowers

Dryopteris erythrosora typically only produces one growth flush per year

megapotamicum is quite tolerant of dry soils

Rohdea 'Zansetsu'

Mississippi

Epimedium chlorandrum Sichuan Spider Syneilesis each stalk may produce upThe rare evergreen fairy wing, Epimedium chlorandrum from Sichuan, China, was identified as a new species in 1997, and our form is a Dan Hinkley collection, DJHC705. We've added the cultivar name Epimedium chlorandrum 'Sichuan Spider' to distinguish this clone from other imposters floating around as Epimedium chlorandrum. Epimedium 'Sichuan Spider' forms a glossy foliaged 2' tall clump. In early spring, the long arching flower spikes emerge, each