Epimedium Flame Thrower Pleopeltis butterscotch-yellow flowers each highlighted by

butterscotch-yellow flowers each highlighted by contrasting orange anthers

Rich woodland soils result in the best specimens

Flowering starts for us in late May

very blue plants with an extraordinary number of teeth (for the species)

Epimedium Flame Thrower Pleopeltis butterscotch-yellow flowers each highlighted byEpimedium Flame Thrower is a 2009 Darrell Probst introduction of an evergreen hybrid fairy wing that forms a 1' tall x 3' wide clump, that's topped for us, starting in early to mid April with arching cinnamon colored stalks, terminating in large clusters of rather large flowers that resemble an evergreen Epimedium grandiflorum on steroids. Each flower is composed of bright raspberry outer sepals, long creamy white inner sepals and a creamy white cup.