Epimedium brings life to shady and semi-shady spots in the garden where many other plants struggle. These reliable perennials are made for planting under the canopy of trees or larger shrubs. There, they will gradually form a dense cover that hides bare soil and looks very natural.
The biggest attraction of Epimedium is its variability. In spring, they delight with a flood of tiny flowers that have a fragile appearance. During the season, the interestingly shaped leaves take center stage. They often change color from spring reddish tones to deep green in summer, and finally to bronze shades in autumn.
For good growth, they mainly need well-draining soil rich in humus. Once they are well established, they handle occasional dry spells easily, which naturally occur under large trees. For us, Epimedium is an absolute staple when planting shady corners, where they will eventually create a long-lived and nearly maintenance-free carpet.

Epimedium pubigerum

Epimedium youngianum

Epimedium versicolor

Epimedium x platypetalum

Epimedium grandiflorum