Epimedium grandiflorum Princess Susan Argentina The hard rhizome grows along

The hard rhizome grows along the ground and the leaves arise singly from it

A star in our trials

This unusual fall-flowering species is complemented in September with a 10" tall stalk topped with a greenish-pink spathe

This very vigorously growing

anise-fragranced flowers

Epimedium grandiflorum Princess Susan Argentina The hard rhizome grows alongThis 1999 Darrell Probst introduction is a selection from the garden of the late Harold Epstein and, subsequently, named after Harold's daughter. Epimedium 'Princess Susan' produces a 13" tall, deciduous, deer resistant clump of small leaflets, topped in spring by spikes of large, bright cherry rose flowers with pure white spurs. If you need another woman in your life, perhaps you'll consider giving Susan a special place in your garden.