Epimedium seedlings
During
the flowering season in the spring, bumblebees pollinate the
Epimedium flowers.
That results in crosses between different species and varieties.
This way you get countless seedlings every year.
Often, however, the seedlings differ only marginally from a parent
or do not represent a significant improvement.
But every now and then also interesting innovations are created.
Some of these seedlings will certainly be further propagated:
Seedlings 2017
Epimedium AH1701 (E. acuminatum x E. ?)
Epimedium S141F1#1
Epimedium CNS101 (E. grdfl. 'Chris Norton' x E. ?)
Not really what I would expect from a seedling of E.
grdfl. 'Chris Norton'...
Epimedium 1731
Epimedium 'Fire Dragon' (left side
of 2. photo) for comparison
Epimedium 1732
I like the contrast of stem and flower color.
Epimedium 1733
Epimedium 1734
Epimedium 1735
Epimedium 1736
Epimedium 1740
Epimedium AQ1372
A
seedling of E. 'Amber Queen'
Epimedium 17010
Epimedium 17501
Epimedium 17502
Epimedium 17511
Epimedium 174026
Seedlings 2016
Epimedium 1704b
Epimedium VBYH15
Epimedium SBSC3
Epimedium 1704a
Epimedium SBS142
Epimedium S160401
Epimedium STA
Epimedium SFG17
Epimedium STB16
Epimedium STC16
Epimedium STF16
Epimedium STG16
Epimedium STR16
Epimedium STW16
Epimedium T-A
Epimedium T-G
Epimedium T-H
