Hosta sieboldiana Northern Exposure Hallucinogenic Plants The fertile fronds of the

The fertile fronds of the royal fern are brazenly exposed in public and appear as bronze spears emerging from the center of the clump in spring

Native bees and wasps will thank you for such a great pollinator plant

Hesperaloe parviflora has survived -22 degrees F at the Denver Botanic Garden

hence its use in the manufacture of perfumes

Hosta sieboldiana Northern Exposure Hallucinogenic Plants The fertile fronds of theThis recent introduction from Walters Gardens is a fabulous sport of Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans', similar to Hosta 'Northern Halo'. The difference is that the edge of this blue green leaf turns a creamy yellow instead of white as the season progresses. Hosta 'Northern Exposure' makes a wide clump to 6' wide, equally as spectacular as the rest of its family white flowers in spring on 32" scapes.