Epimedium Sunny and Share Helicodiceros Agave x pumila has never

Agave x pumila has never been known to flower due to its miniscule size

I fell in love with this sport of Hosta 'King Tut' (the opposite of Hosta 'Nefertiti' ) at Hans Hansen's former Minnesota garden

changing to yellow near the end of the petals

providing a strong contrast to the more shapeless mounds of many herbaceous perennials

Epimedium Sunny and Share Helicodiceros Agave x pumila has never(aka: E. PDN 05 018) This 2012 Plant Delights Nursery introduction probably has Epimedium platypetalum in its background. Epimedium 'Sunny and Share' is a spreading (not wildly) plant that forms a 14" tall x 4' wide thick evergreen patch in 5 years. The small green leaves are nicely flecked with bronze and the foliage is topped, starting for us in late March, with an incredible number of short flower spikes laden with small yellow bells. This is one