Hosta Mishima Fukurin Night Gardens If you look closely enough

If you look closely enough

our crack taxonomic staff determined it to actually be a selection of the Asian Carex lanceolata

large marble-sized

the flowering period extends from late July through November (NC) and the flower color can range from pink to white

which sit just below ground level

Hosta Mishima Fukurin Night Gardens If you look closely enoughThis small hosta hybrid from Japan has long been one of our favorites, but it is rarely grown; probably because of its unpronounceable name. For inquiring minds, mishima means "three islands" and is a location in Japan, and fukurin means "margined." Hosta 'Mishima Fukurin' resembles a dwarf Hosta 'Regal Splendor'. The upright petioles support the outfacing green leaves, each bordered with a nice yellow edge. In midsummer, the 1' tall x 2' wide clumps