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Epimedium sempervirens "Okuda's White"

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There's just something about the white-flowering Epimediums that I am most drawn to, and large-flowered "Okuda's White" is no disappointment.  This one was introduced from Japan in the 1970's and spreads by rhizomes, making it a semi-evergreen ground cover over time.  "Okuda's White" grows to eight inches tall.  It may need protection at Zones 5 and below.  Quarts.  (Photo courtesy of Garden Vision Epimediums)
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