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Hosta Tokudama Flavocircinalis | Bag of 3 Wholesale Bare Roots | Hosta tokudama 'Flavocircinalis' | Zone 3-9 | Purple | 18 - 20 inches | Half Sun / Half Shade | Full Shade
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ShareHosta Tokudama Flavocircinalis | Bag of 3 Wholesale Bare Roots | Hosta tokudama 'Flavocircinalis' | Zone 3-9 | Purple | 18 - 20 inches | Half Sun / Half Shade | Full Shade
Gray-blue leaves with chartreuse margins add striking color and texture to the shade or woodland garden. Lavender blooms open above the foliage in July. Growing 18-20 in. tall, Hosta tokudama Flavocircinalis is also suitable for contain gardenings. Hosta lilies, sometimes called "Plantain" or "Heart Lilies," are some of the finest foundation or spe…
Gray-blue leaves with chartreuse margins add striking color and texture to the shade or woodland garden. Lavender blooms open above the foliage in July. Growing 18-20 in. tall, Hosta tokudama Flavocircinalis is also suitable for contain gardenings. Hosta lilies, sometimes called "Plantain" or "Heart Lilies," are some of the finest foundation or specimen plants you can find for shady areas. They're unequaled for their broad, ribbed, wavy foliage and fragrant, bell-shaped flowers. Hostas take about one year to establish themselves, but do not have to be dug or divided.
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Gray-blue leaves with chartreuse margins add striking color and texture to the shade or woodland garden. Lavender blooms open above the foliage in July. Growing 18-20 in. tall, Hosta tokudama Flavocircinalis is also suitable for contain gardenings. Hosta lilies, sometimes called "Plantain" or "Heart Lilies," are some of the finest foundation or specimen plants you can find for shady areas. They're unequaled for their broad, ribbed, wavy foliage and fragrant, bell-shaped flowers. Hostas take about one year to establish themselves, but do not have to be dug or divided.