Hosta Blue Ivory PP 19623 Hymenoxys think about a green whip

think about a green whip used to beat a glass of milk into submission

We wonder how many of our native plant friends have grown the amazing potato-bean

upright 6" long x 1" wide leaves emerge white

The sturdy 30" scapes are topped in summer with an abundance of carmine red flower buds

This darling mingler is superb when blended with other bold textured woodland inhabitants like hostas

Hosta Blue Ivory PP 19623 Hymenoxys think about a green whipHosta 'Blue Ivory' is a fantastic sport of the popular Hosta 'Halcyon', discovered by hosta afficionado Bill Meyer and introduced with the help of Holland's Luc Klinkhamer. The 16" tall x 30" wide clump is composed of blue leaves, highlighted by a wide creamy border that becomes more white as the season progresses a slow growing but truly spectacular clump that, like Hosta 'Liberty', takes time to show its true beauty. If you buy small, immature