Hosta Dick Ward Hydrangea creamy-white pattern in the center
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
creamy-white pattern in the center of each long
peachy-orange flowers with a darker orange throat
the 3' stalk of Dracunculus vulgaris
opening into the most exquisite white flowers with a bright red stripe down the middle of each petal
slightly wavy leaf of powdery blue is held upright on this compact clump
Hosta Dick Ward Hydrangea creamy-white pattern in the centerHosta 'Dick Ward' is a stunning mutation of Hosta 'Zounds' that forms one of the most beautiful hosta clumps in our entire garden. Each clump of Hosta 'Dick Ward' boasts large, thick corrugated golden leaves, each with a wide, dark green border. In summer, the leaves change from yellow to a parchment color that is even more stunning. Each 3' wide clump is topped with 20" scapes of light lavender flowers in late spring a hummingbird hangout. We think