Epimedium membranaceum Rehmannia far more so than the

far more so than the typically sold green forms

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Chinese leadwort thrives in an array of well drained soils in full to part sun

Epimedium membranaceum Rehmannia far more so than theE. membranaceum is another little known Chinese species with tremendous garden potential. To us, E. membranaceum superficially resembles a clumping E. rhizomatosum. For us, the clump is topped, starting in early May (NC) with numerous 22" flower spikes, each with up to two dozen 2" spider like, bright yellow flowers. The late Professor William Stearn wrote, "Cultivated at Kew, Epimedium membranaceum flowers longer than any other species of the genus."