Epimedium grandiflorum Circe Burma/Myanmar Baptisia minor is a sparse-flowered

Baptisia minor is a sparse-flowered species with 3-8 flower spikes per clump

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although the color holds longer than other Epimedium x youngianums we've grown

brilliant gold in spring

Epimedium grandiflorum Circe Burma/Myanmar Baptisia minor is a sparse-floweredEpimedium grandiflorum 'Circe', a 2006 Darrell Probst introduction, and a winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit, is one of our highest rated of the deciduous Epimedium grandiflorum cultivars. Epimedium 'Circe' is a heavy flowering, very early fairy wing (late March in NC) that form a tight 1' tall clump that arches out to 30". The new foliage emerges bronze before aging to camouflage green. The clumps are topped with 1' tall flower spikes, ending in