Hosta Tongue Lashing Heucherella most unusual
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
most unusual
If your 'Northwind' clumps get too large
(aka: Hydrangea 'NCHA1') We are thrilled to offer this breeding breakthrough from NCSU professor
That the flowers are pendant means that they are looking down at the earthbound viewer which is much better than looking up at the underside of the flower heads
In this population
Hosta Tongue Lashing Heucherella most unusualHosta 'Tongue Lashing' is a 2018 Plant Delights Nursery introduction, created from a complex series of crosses involving Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears', venusta, kikutii, longipes 'Tardiflora', rupifraga, plantaginea, and sieboldiana. The small, elegant, rock garden sized 6" tall x 15" wide clumps are composed of dark green, narrow, twisted leaves. Starting in mid July, the clumps are topped with a stunning floral display. The 18" tall spikes are topped with