Hosta So Sweet Plants from Japan North American native perennial whose

North American native perennial whose native range includes 41 of the 50 states

where they can cascade

The flowers

so it emerges in fall and goes dormant in spring

These should only be attempted by advanced gardeners

Hosta So Sweet Plants from Japan North American native perennial whoseThe 1996 Hosta of the Year is considered one of the classics. Named by hosta guru Paul Aden after himself (just kidding), the medium sized green leaves emerge with a gold border that ages into a nice, wide creamy edge. In late summer, the rapidly multiplying, 3' wide clump is topped with stalks of very fragrant near white flowers. For us, this is the last hosta to go dormant. Dynamite!