First Dance Hosta bestseller-last365 clusters of dangling

clusters of dangling

The thorny blooms discourage deer from eating them

Blooms begin in late spring and persist into the summer

shrubby perennial in back of a garden bed where it will get at least some sunlight

Angelique also performs well in the garden

First Dance Hosta bestseller-last365 clusters of danglingEyes are drawn to this large hosta's rippled leaves with green margins and bright yellow centers, which mellow to chartreuse in midsummer. With an upright habit and graceful appearance, this sport of Dancing Queen deserves a place in the garden where visitors can admire its beauty. Pale lavender flowers open on tall 44" scapes in midsummer, inviting butterflies and pollinators.