Hosta Apple Pie Manettia similarly patterned but different from

similarly patterned but different from the better known Agave schidigera 'Shiraito no Ōhi'

Oxalis palmifrons makes a great windowsill container plant

This tight clumper makes one of the best evergreen specimens of any of our gingers and looks as good in the late winter as it does in early summer

Moist to regular garden soils are fine for Iris 'Sweet Murmur'

The resulting Eupatorium 'Phantom' is the shortest and densest Joe-Pye we've ever trialed

Hosta Apple Pie Manettia similarly patterned but different from(aka: Hosta PDN 99 044) Hosta 'Apple Pie' is our 1999 seedling that just continues to impress us after all this time, so we want to finally share it after a 20 year evaluation. Hosta 'Apple Pie' is our hybrid involving three species: Hosta longipes, Hosta hypoleuca, and Hosta plantaginea. Hosta 'Apple Pie' forms a 20" tall x 4' wide clump of wavy 11" long x 6" wide leaves that reminded us of the scalloped crust on an apple pie. The leaves emerge a