Epimedium versicolor Versicolor Tanacetum which forms a medium-sized tight

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

The delicate ferny green foliage takes on a delightful russet color in winter

and sunk into synonymy by many taxonomists

Here is a prime example where one common name

that's topped with clusters of rich pink

Epimedium versicolor Versicolor Tanacetum which forms a medium-sized tightThis 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