Hosta Hope Thrillers which in turn consume aphids

which in turn consume aphids

We obtained this fabulous rohdea from California

The light blue flowers

which changes to cream as the season progresses

Each frond of this deer-resistant dryland fern is dramatically smaller and narrower than is typical for Cheilanthes lanosa

Hosta Hope Thrillers which in turn consume aphidsThis is the second in the series of miniature hostas that arose as mutations from Hosta 'Baby Bunting'. This cutie makes an 8" wide mound of tiny, round green leaves, each with a dramatic 1 2" wide golden margin. The equally tiny, 11" tall scapes top the plant in summer. H. 'Hope' is perfect for a rock garden, trough, or in a special case where a stunning miniature is needed. Since H. 'Hope' is so small, do not plant it near larger hostas, or it can