Hosta Tootie Mae Indigofera Since the cultivation at Regina's

Since the cultivation at Regina's was limited

Digitalis obscura had me completely fooled when I first saw it back in the early 2000s

Most Epimedium are spring bloomers and as such add much to the spring display in shade gardens

producing 1' tall stalks that are dark violet at the base

wedge-shaped

Hosta Tootie Mae Indigofera Since the cultivation at Regina'sThis splendid sport of Hosta 'Tokudama Flavocircinalis' was discovered by Alabama's Alan Bearden, who named it after his wife, Tootie Mae. Hosta 'Tootie Mae' has a much wider yellow border than its parent, that both shows up at an earlier age and remains stunning throughout the growing season. The 18" tall x 40" wide clumps of heavily corrugated round, blue leaves are adorned with a wide golden border and topped in late spring with spikes of near