Hosta ventricosa Aureomarginata Belamcanda This selection was made at

This selection was made at the University of British Columbia from seed collected by Dick Pearson from the alpine forests (9500' elevation) of Mt

The clump is topped with lots of blue-lavender flowers in summer

The 1' long x 2" wide

Lilium concolor is a wide-ranging species that can be found in moist open grasslands from 800' to nearly 7

the rosette branches and continues to grow

Hosta ventricosa Aureomarginata Belamcanda This selection was made atThis qualifies as the BEST of the oldies but goodies. This easy to grow hosta makes a wonderful specimen with dark green, heart shaped leaves, surrounded by an extremely wide, creamy edge that emerges gold in early spring. In late summer, the 40" wide clump is topped with 26" stems with dark lavender and white striped, bell like flowers!