Hosta rectifolia Mito no hana Hypericum which appears to be a

which appears to be a non-valid name which first appeared in 1977 in Buckley's 1977 Canadian Garden Perennials

starting in late summer

We have chosen not to tissue culture this hosta

We have found Puya dyckioides to grow equally as well in full to part sun as long as the winter drainage is good

Hosta rectifolia Mito no hana Hypericum which appears to be aHosta 'Mito no hana' is one of the most highly coveted hostas in the world, so we were thrilled to offer it in limited quantities for the first time in 2022. This eye popping selection of the Japanese Hosta rectifolia comes from Japan's Tenjin Yama Bunen Nursery in Mito City. Hosta 'Mito no hana' forms a spectacular 15" tall x 2' wide clump of oblong green leaves with screaming yellow veins. The color of the veins gradually diminishes with summer heat