Hosta Orange Marmalade PP 16742 Rain Garden Plants named in 2001

named in 2001

Sarcococca x confusa has never been seen in the wild and it is now assumed to be a hybrid of two Chinese species

In good soil and average to damp moisture conditions

The evergreen clumps are composed of un-epimedium-like

it should have been called "last light

Hosta Orange Marmalade PP 16742 Rain Garden Plants named in 2001This mutation of Hosta 'Paul's Glory' emerges with a green center and green edge in spring. Quickly, the center turns to yellow and, as the season progresses, it transforms to parchment white. The edge stays dark green and provides a dramatic contrast. Each 42" wide clump of Hosta 'Orange Marmalade' is topped in July with 2' tall scapes of pale lavender flowers a hummingbird treat.