Hosta Surfer Dude Green Roofs Mixing small gravel or Permatill

Mixing small gravel or Permatill into the soil helps tremendously

chartreuse margin intensifies in color against the light green background as the season progresses

The red-veined green pitchers usually turn a lovely blood red in fall

The clumps are adorned with terminal spikes of soft yellow tubular flowers that just top the foliage from late summer through fall

simply superb for woodland gardens

Hosta Surfer Dude Green Roofs Mixing small gravel or Permatill(syn: H. 95 36) This unusual hosta was derived from a 1994 cross of Hosta rupifraga x Hosta plantaginea. The 3' wide clump is composed of upright leaves that arch outwards like a giant wave. The leaves also have a unique wavy edge we haven't seen in any other hostas. In August and September, Hosta 'Surfer Dude' is adorned with 30" spikes of splendid, large, purple and white striped buds, opening to large, slightly fragrant flowers. We have chosen not