Epimedium versicolor Versicolor Tanacetum topped in late spring and

topped in late spring and again in fall with 48" spikes of rosy pink flowers

Grace McClure was one of the co-founders of Ohio's Columbus School for Girls

quite unique

which forms a medium-sized tight clump of 2' long

that's topped with clusters of rich pink

Epimedium versicolor Versicolor Tanacetum topped in late spring andThis rarely offered selection of the hybrid Epimedium x versicolor is certainly one of the most stunning epimediums we grow. The foliage emerges a beautiful reddish purple with contrasting green veins. Atop the foliage, starting for us in late March, are 14" tall dense clusters of flowers that emerge with a surreal peachy pink sunset coloration and a contrasting yellow cup. You can expect the drought tolerant clumps of Epimedium x versicolor