Epimedium William Stearn Cynara While we have grown Hymenocallis

While we have grown Hymenocallis traubii in a variety of conditions

Cypripedium parviflorum var

provided it's planted where it can stay fairly dry in the summer months

Although Pyrrosia lingua is usually epiphytic in the wild

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

Epimedium William Stearn Cynara While we have grown HymenocallisEpimedium 'William Stearn' is a fairy wing hybrid from Robin White of England's Blackthorn Nursery, named after the late Professor William Stearn, who completed the updated monograph "The Genus Epimedium" just prior to his death in 2001. For us, Epimedium 'William Stearn' makes a 15" tall x 3' wide clump topped, starting in mid April, with long spikes of large spider like flowers with long cherry red spurs, backed by mauvy pink sepals truly a unique