Epimedium myrianthum Mottled Madness Rock Garden Plants It will not survive in

It will not survive in soils that remain waterlogged

The 1' tall clumps are adorned in late spring with "pulpits" that also have a stunning black spathe

in the northern Mexican State of Sonora

the late Weesie Smith

a big honker

Epimedium myrianthum Mottled Madness Rock Garden Plants It will not survive inEpimedium myrianthum 'Mottled Madness' is a special selection of the 1998 published species from China, introduced by plantsman Darrell Probst in 2000. Epimedium myrianthum 'Mottled Madness' has incredible raspberry and green patterned leaves in early spring and is also topped with airy spikes, each bearing hundreds of tiny white and yellow flowers. Epimedium myrianthum 'Mottled Madness' forms a 15" tall x 18" wide evergreen clump in the woodland