Hosta Silver Moon Euphorbia Crinum 'Eden' was shared with

Crinum 'Eden' was shared with us many years ago by Florida plantsman Russell Adams as an exceptional white-flowered form of Crinum x powellii

Amsonia species are often encountered in the wild as woodland plants and they will flower modestly in light shade or part shade

we have found this to be very easy to grow in well-prepared woodland soils

heavily striped with burgundy pink

The floral display is very dramatic and beautiful with its great arching stems of brightest red from which the green and red flowers dangle

Hosta Silver Moon Euphorbia Crinum 'Eden' was shared withHosta 'Silver Moon' is a 2009 Hans Hansen introduction, derived from a cross of Hosta 'Maekawa' and Hosta 'Blue Moon'. Hosta 'Silver Moon' forms a stunningly large 19" tall x 50" wide clump of thick powder blue leaves, backed in powdery white on the reverse. The clumps are topped with 18" spikes of light lavender flowers that attract hummingbirds in midsummer.