Hosta Pharaohs Fawcett Dahlia but well-drained

but well-drained

There are never enough fall-flowering

Despite the bizarre claims on-line that hybrids are less attractive to native pollinators

From the Japanese woodlands comes this hardy edible ginger

and so forth and so on

Hosta Pharaohs Fawcett Dahlia but well-drainedI fell in love with this sport of Hosta 'King Tut' (the opposite of Hosta 'Nefertiti' ) at Hans Hansen's former Minnesota garden, where it made a stunning 18" tall x 3' wide clump of heavily corrugated blue leaves with a wide golden border. We are thrilled to introduce Hosta 'Pharaoh's Fawcett' (pun intended) for the first time in 2012, but since this has not been tissue cultured, supplies are very limited.