Hosta Morning Light Aucuba an English naturalist from the

an English naturalist from the 1700s

Because it's deciduous

Selaginella braunii

The lavender flowers top the 18" wide clump in late summer and often into fall

Since they do not reproduce true to color from seed

Hosta Morning Light Aucuba an English naturalist from theAmazing! First Hosta 'Fortunei Aureomarginata' had its chromosomes doubled, making the leaves thicker and the margins much wider. Now the color patterns have been reversed, giving us this stunning new hybrid H. 'Morning Light'. The amazingly thick, golden foliage is surrounded by a wide, dark green margin. Each 2 3' wide clump is topped in midsummer with sturdy stalks of light lavender flowers. I predict nothing short of STARDOM for this dynamite new