Hosta Pharaohs Fawcett Cyrtomium even in a fairly dry

even in a fairly dry area of the garden

This is one of the best but least-known hostas ever introduced

We previously offered Aspidistra zongbayi as Aspidistra typica

Liriope 'Peedee Ingot' (named after SC's Pee Dee River) makes a great golden textural accent in the garden

Aucuba 'Natsu-no-Kumo' is a female selection that will develop bright red berries in the fall

Hosta Pharaohs Fawcett Cyrtomium even in a fairly dryI fell in love with this sport of Hosta 'King Tut' (the opposite of Hosta 'Nefertiti' ) at Hans Hansen's former Minnesota garden, where it made a stunning 18" tall x 3' wide clump of heavily corrugated blue leaves with a wide golden border. We are thrilled to introduce Hosta 'Pharaoh's Fawcett' (pun intended) for the first time in 2012, but since this has not been tissue cultured, supplies are very limited.