Hosta Indian Feather Brown/Tan Foliage Plants Do not expect new growth

Do not expect new growth from these rhizome cuttings until the following spring

narrow succulent leaves are topped with stunning salmon-pink flowers

deer-resistant leaves that emerge brown with a few greenish specks before finally aging to green

The sturdy clumps (unlike Physostegia 'Spring Snow') are topped all summer with pure white

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Hosta Indian Feather Brown/Tan Foliage Plants Do not expect new growthI still remember being in Clarence Owens' MI garden in 1999 and watching people nearly trample each other to get a closeup view of this striking hosta. The slow growth rate has kept Hosta 'Indian Feather' quite rare, but we are thrilled to finally offer a few to our customers. Hosta 'Indian Feather' is very slow growing but will eventually make a 20" tall x 3' wide clump. The glossy leaves are mostly white for the first few years with a dark green