Hosta Linda Sue Eryngium Imagine a super bright version
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
Imagine a super bright version of Hosta 'Holy Mole' and you get the picture
starting for us in April
but hostas will decline if the soil is kept dry over an extended period
Asplenium scolopendrium 'Furcata' is an alien-looking selection of the evergreen Hart's-tongue fern with fronds that split at the tip (furcate) forming a Y-shape
with a central green pattern
Hosta Linda Sue Eryngium Imagine a super bright versionHosta 'Linda Sue' is a Van Wade introduction, discovered as a sport on Hosta 'Frances Williams'. Hosta 'Linda Sue' has a dramatically wider gold margin than its parent and forms a stunning 2' tall x 40" wide clump of thick, corrugated blue leaves surrounded by a wide border and topped in late spring with short spikes of pure white flowers a hummingbird treat. Unlike its famous parent, Hosta 'Linda Sue' doesn't show the same leaf scorching tendencies,