Epimedium is a beloved genus of perennials closely related to many of our native perennials and shrubs. We love these for their fuss-free ability to live in dry shade, the varieties of flower colors, the semi-evergreen to fully evergreen foliage with its gorgeous fresh flush of red-tinted leaves in spring, and so much more!
‘Koji’ is a cultivar that has clusters of large, whimsical lavender-purple flowers with white- or blush-tipped spurs that emerge in spring and support pollinators including native bees, butterflies, and even hummingbirds. Prior to or during flowering, new heart-shaped foliage unfurls on wiry stems with a rosy, marbled colouration and margins; the leaves become green for summer, and in autumn, they show off shades of coral and copper.
‘Koji’ is a mid-sized Epimedium, maturing to about 8-12 in. tall x up to 24 in. wide over time.
Epimediums are among the easiest perennials to grow. They are tolerant of most garden soils and will thrive in light to heavy shade and quickly become drought tolerant. They are deer resistant and are seldom bothered by voles or other garden pests.
Epimedium is a beloved genus of perennials closely related to many of our native perennials and shrubs. We love these for their fuss-free ability to live in dry shade, the varieties of flower colors, the semi-evergreen to fully evergreen foliage with its gorgeous fresh flush of red-tinted leaves in spring, and so much more!
‘Koji’ is a cultivar that has clusters of large, whimsical lavender-purple flowers with white- or blush-tipped spurs that emerge in spring and support pollinators including native bees, butterflies, and even hummingbirds. Prior to or during flowering, new heart-shaped foliage unfurls on wiry stems with a rosy, marbled colouration and margins; the leaves become green for summer, and in autumn, they show off shades of coral and copper.
‘Koji’ is a mid-sized Epimedium, maturing to about 8-12 in. tall x up to 24 in. wide over time.
Epimediums are among the easiest perennials to grow. They are tolerant of most garden soils and will thrive in light to heavy shade and quickly become drought tolerant. They are deer resistant and are seldom bothered by voles or other garden pests.
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