Epimedium omeiense Akame Dracunculus except the green Jack-in-the-pulpit inflorescence

except the green Jack-in-the-pulpit inflorescence (green hood and upright

Aristolochia means "well born"

This is a stunning new plant everyone is asking about

the old stalk can be cut to the ground

Epimedium omeiense Akame Dracunculus except the green Jack-in-the-pulpit inflorescence(aka: Epimedium 'Rigoletto', 'Emei Shan') Epimedium 'Akame' is Mikinori Ogisu's Epimedium x omeiense type specimen (the clone from which the species was named) from China's sacred Mt. Omei. The 2' wide clumps of large evergreen leaves are topped, starting in early April (NC), with spikes of raspberry spurred flowers, each highlighted by a contrasting yellow cup. 'Akame' is a Japanese word that means red bud. As with all epimediums, moist but well