Epimedium stellulatum Wudang Star Brown/Tan Foliage Plants At the top of each

At the top of each petiole sits a radial leaf resembling a miniature palm tree

fuzzy green leaves and adorned from early summer until fall with 2

As with all elephant ears

Expect a large feather palm that looks and grows like a butia on steroids

Flowering typically takes place in October and November

Epimedium stellulatum Wudang Star Brown/Tan Foliage Plants At the top of eachEpimedium stellulatum 'Wudang Star' is a superb selection of the Chinese fairy wing, collected by UK plantsman Roy Lancaster in 1983 on the slopes of Wudang Mountain in northwest Hubei, China. Epimedium stellulatum 'Wudang Star' makes a smaller than normal for the species tight clump that reaches only 1' tall x 2' wide. The evergreen, spiny leaved clumps are topped with bronze new leaves in spring, each highlighted by raspberry specks. In mid March