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This popular Japanese deciduous clumping E. 'Tama No Genpei' emerges in spring with attractive purple tinted foliage. The first of the purple and white bicolor flowers are held just above the foliage, but rise higher, eventually to 16" tall. Epimediums will never be the traffic stoppers like roses, but these perennials are the unsung workhorses that tie the woodland garden together. Epimediums are easy to grow, tenacious perennials that provide a welcome first breath of spring with their airy flowers, then a solid backdrop of attractive foliage for the remainder of the growing season. Epimediums can either be used as a woodland specimen, or some of the faster multiplying species make great groundcovers for small areas.
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