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Albo Marginata Hosta Dormant Bare Root Perennial Starter Plant Roots (3-Pack)
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One of the most popular Hosta varieties, Albo Marginata Hosta has 6 in. emerald-green leaves edged in white with 4 to 5 nerves down both sides. Bell-shaped lavender flowers appear in August and September. Unequaled for their broad, ribbed, wavy foliage, Hosta are perfect for naturalizing and provide sparkling color for many years. These eas…
One of the most popular Hosta varieties, Albo Marginata Hosta has 6 in. emerald-green leaves edged in white with 4 to 5 nerves down both sides. Bell-shaped lavender flowers appear in August and September. Unequaled for their broad, ribbed, wavy foliage, Hosta are perfect for naturalizing and provide sparkling color for many years. These easy-care perennials add color, texture and interest to shade and woodland gardens, as well as containers. It's no wonder they're a favorite among professional landscapers for shaded and partially shaded gardens. Butterflies and hummingbirds also love them.
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One of the most popular Hosta varieties, Albo Marginata Hosta has 6 in. emerald-green leaves edged in white with 4 to 5 nerves down both sides. Bell-shaped lavender flowers appear in August and September. Unequaled for their broad, ribbed, wavy foliage, Hosta are perfect for naturalizing and provide sparkling color for many years. These easy-care perennials add color, texture and interest to shade and woodland gardens, as well as containers. It's no wonder they're a favorite among professional landscapers for shaded and partially shaded gardens. Butterflies and hummingbirds also love them.