Epimedium wushanense Super Mottle Symphyotrichum and no cutting back until

and no cutting back until spring

where it grows too well and has become slightly invasive is the Rocky Mountain regions

a hybrid that we previously offered as a form of Hedychium gardnerianum

Each clump can get quite large

In very early spring the clumps are adorned with large

Epimedium wushanense Super Mottle Symphyotrichum and no cutting back untilEpimedium wushanense 'Super Mottle' is a 2016 Plant Delights Nursery introduction of our selection of the impressive Chinese native fairy wing, which we selected and named in 2009. The 7" long x 2" wide, spiny evergreen leaves are deliciously mottled raspberry and green in spring. In late April (NC), the 20" tall x 2' wide clumps are topped with terminal spikes, each bearing dense clusters of up to 50 large, creamy flowers.