Hosta Korean Snow Nolina in the late 1970s

in the late 1970s

since the white edged foliage is so wonderful

where an occasional barefoot stroll is desired

but with proper aftercare can be moved year round

the 3' tall clumps of Salvia 'Black and Blue' are clothed in fuzzy green

Hosta Korean Snow Nolina in the late 1970sThis unique introduction adds more mystique to the world of variegation a stable streaked and speckled hosta. H. 'Korean Snow' is a H. yingeri seedling discovered by Bob Solberg at Niche Gardens in NC. The butterscotch and grey speckling (brightest in early spring) covers the light green, glossy leaves. In late summer, the 2' wide clumps are topped with typical, dark purple, H. yingeri like flowers. For breeding purposes, the speckling is a seed