Epimedium warleyense Ellen Willmott Texas native plants The bamboo-looking stalks easily grow

The bamboo-looking stalks easily grow to a massive 3" in diameter and are topped with oversized but typical dahlia foliage

similar in appearance to comfrey

The fertile fronds of the royal fern are brazenly exposed in public and appear as bronze spears emerging from the center of the clump in spring

a very cute ornamental grass

Allium kiiense was elevated to species status primarily due to its flowers

Epimedium warleyense Ellen Willmott Texas native plants The bamboo-looking stalks easily growEpimedium 'Ellen Willmott' is an easy to grow hybrid of Epimedium alpinum and E. pinnatum ssp. colchicum that occurred in the UK's Warley Place garden of the Miss Ellen Willmott. Most folks found Miss Willmott a hateful sort, who never liked to share, so this epimedium only began to make the rounds after she sent a piece to Professor William Stearn, who realized it was a hybrid and named it after Warley Place. Epimedium 'Ellen Willmott' makes a fast