Description
'Green Piecrust' from NC's Kate Carpenter has some of the darkest green leaves of any hosta we have grown
This easy to grow evergreen clumper is just waiting for a perfect spot in the woodland garden
Don Jacobs
Here is a prime example where one common name
Hosta Royal Flush Farfugium 'Green Piecrust' from NC's KateThis stunning H. 'Fortunei' mutation from the late Robert Savory has been very difficult to find until now. Having seen the fantastic specimen in the Savory garden, I feel that this is one plant that must get out to a larger audience. Each 30" wide clump is composed of wide, tapering leaves that arch on long petioles. Each leaf is similar in appearance to H. montana 'Aureomarginata' but with an olive green center pattern surrounded by a tremendously