Hosta tibae 3a as roots must be spread

as roots must be spread horizontally just below the soil surface and not stuck deep in the ground as is the case with virtually all other plants

There are not any significant pest issues for this and most other maidenhair ferns

The green foliage on an established clump is topped with seemingly hundreds of magnificent

This qualifies as the BEST of the oldies-but-goodies

Starting for us in early May

Hosta tibae 3a as roots must be spreadAlthough the leaves are green, this is one of the most unique hosta species. The nice 2' wide mound of medium green foliage is topped in very late summer with incredible spikes of dark lavender flowers on wonderful, branched, candelabra like bloom scapes we counted up to eight branches from one scape INCREDIBLE!