Hosta yingeri Taehuksan Form DJH270 Hallucinogenic Plants Asian native that mimics the

Asian native that mimics the appearance of an evergreen hosta

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Acorus gramineus 'Ogon' has been a landscape staple in the gardens here at Juniper Level

From these culms

Individual cultivars are often in bloom for many weeks or even months

Hosta yingeri Taehuksan Form DJH270 Hallucinogenic Plants Asian native that mimics theThis new Dan Hinkley discovery (collection # DJH270) of H. yingeri is from the Korean island of Taehuksan, west of southern South Korea in the Yellow Sea. The original collection from Sohuksan Island, where the plant was first discovered, is several hours to the south. The Taehuksan Form seems a bit smaller, with the same glossy foliage and stunning, star shaped purple flowers that cluster around the stem in late July and August.