Epimedium Picture Frame Myriopteris if the foliage looks tattered

if the foliage looks tattered due to hail or other damage

and you'll have a superb deer-resistant garden specimen

300' elevation when we saw a patch of Zantedeschia aethiopica growing in a wet seep along the steep mountain cliffs

deciduous clumping specimen of silvery grey leaves that adds an entire new element to the woodland garden

If you have a rock garden or a small space that you can observe from up close

Epimedium Picture Frame Myriopteris if the foliage looks tattered(aka: Epimedium PDN08 04) Epimedium 'Picture Frame' is a 2014 Plant Delights introduction that forms an 18" tall x 30" wide clump in the woodland garden. The new foliage emerges in mid April (NC) lightly speckled with purple flecks followed by sprays of large, dangling white flowers that just exceed the foliage. Just as the flowers emerge, a second flush of foliage also emerges with each leaf sporting a burgundy border that has more prominent leaf