Epimedium pinnatum ssp colchicum Thunderbolt Western Europe Aren't you about ready to

Aren't you about ready to boldly grow what none of your neighbors has grown before

They do not seem to be harmed by this interruption

we refer to plants like this as "big honkers"

the late Hamilton Traub

(syn: Alocasia macrorrhiza) This very cool elephant ear is quite different from the typical Colocasia esculenta

Epimedium pinnatum ssp colchicum Thunderbolt Western Europe Aren't you about ready toThis 1973 collection from Soviet Georgia by the US National Arboretum's Skip March was later named by Darrell Probst. In spring, the leaves of Epimedium 'Thunderbolt' emerge olive green with a cinnamon border, and later at the onset of cold weather, the amazing deer resistant, evergreen foliage darkens to charcoal black with contrasting green veins which form a "thunderbolt" pattern. Epimedium pinnatum 'Thunderbolt' spreads by rhizomes to form a 3'