Juniperus horizontalis Pancake Eurasia a hosta with consistently well-branched

a hosta with consistently well-branched flower spikes and attractive pale lavender flowers that make a truly superb floral show

The dark black stipe color bleeds into the lower leaf veins for an attractive effect

Hosta 'Golden Meadows' is a stunning sport of Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans' that forms an 18" tall x 3' wide clump of creamy white-centered leaves that age to muted gold

(aka: Iris japonica Signa 03S263 ex) Iris japonica 'Skirt Chaser' is a selection we named and introduced in 2012 from a batch of Iris japonica seed that we planted in 2004 from The American Iris Society's species group

yellow on the lower petals and streaks of cinnamon above

Juniperus horizontalis Pancake Eurasia a hosta with consistently well-branchedPancake juniper is a particularly diminutive version of the wonderful North American native groundcover, Juniperus horizontalis. This 1990s introduction was discovered in Newfoundland by the late plantsman Nick Nickou and UConn botanist Howard Pfeifer. The blue grey foliage of Juniperus 'Pancake' creeps along the ground at a maximum height of a mere 3" tall, beautifully echoing each feature of the ground below. In winter, the foliage of the 4' wide