First Frost Hosta Feeds Pollinators clusters of edible bright purple/pink

clusters of edible bright purple/pink flowers emerge that light up your landscape and are a colorful addition to any salad

Plants grown in rich soil tend to be lanky and open

The horizontal branching structure provides natural architectural interest even in winter when the bark's alligator-like texture becomes more visible

native plant status

also known as echinacea

First Frost Hosta Feeds Pollinators clusters of edible bright purple/pinkFirst Frost, is a sport of the popular Halcyon hosta that keeps the characteristic lovely shape, medium size and blue green coloration while adding an attractive variegation. This color helps the hosta pop in the shade garden, and it emerges as a bright yellow trim that transitions to a pure white as the season wears through summer. Blue hostas are a great foil to the more common greens of the garden, they add additional green blue shades that while