Re: Epimedium

While  not invasive, I would call Epimedium x rubrum aggressive. About 40
years ago I brought up a few clumps from my Dad's garden and used them to
line the entrance to a woodland path. I have had to divide them to keep them
from enroaching on the path. consequently, they now line the length of my
driveway and the border of a flagstone walk. in addition they now form a
border on the side of my neighbor's garage and I must have, over the years
given away hundreds of plants. Other Epimediums I have are not overly
aggressive. The over-wintering foliage of the plants outside my driveway
gate have been eaten by deer.

Bill Plummer
Painted Post, New York, USA
Zone 5
77º 07' 27'' West; 42º 09' 10" North
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