Guacamole Hosta22" tall, 38" spread, part full shade, pale lavender flowers. Fragrant. AHG 2002 Hosta of the Year! Huge, glossy, apple green leaves are surrounded by streaked, dark green leaf margins. Leaf centers become brighter gold in the summer and when exposed to more sunlight, while the margins remain dark green. Exhibits greater sun tolerance. Very fragrant! Attracts hummingbirds. Zones 3 9. Potted in 3" pot. Hosta grow best in moist, well drained, highly

18-24" spread

sepals have smooth

Cool to the touch

Very light fragrance

Deep violet blue with a lighter midrib

As bold as the name implies

lending a candy cane-like appearance to the foliage

Packed with lush

2-2 ½" pastel pink flowers form a carpet of blossoms that completely cover the dark green foliage

Irises are generally heavy feeders and should be fertilized 3 times per year: first in the spring when new growth appears

(Stamile) Tet

daisy-like flowers