25 bare root plants in a single order. Price includes shipping and tariffs. Shipping spring 2027 based on zone.
Airy violet-purple flowers with long white-tipped spurs rise above bronze-purple young leaves in spring, giving Epimedium grandiflorum Lilafee a light, floating display. The foliage matures to green before developing rich red-purple tones in autumn.
Its compact, bushy clumps spread into durable ground cover for a shaded border, woodland edge, path, or large patio container. Grow it in fertile, humus-rich soil in partial or full shade, keeping the soil moist but well drained and sheltering the delicate new growth from cold, dry winds.
Remove old foliage before new spring shoots appear, and divide established clumps after flowering when more plants are wanted. The plant is toxic if eaten by people or animals, so keep it out of reach and do not use it as food or feed.