Hosta Hampshire County Asplenium Jim Waddick

Jim Waddick

The blue-purple (RHS 82A)

(aka: Pratia angulata) We have really enjoyed this wonderful semi-evergreen groundcover lobelia from New Zealand in our garden for decades

(syn: Thelypteris hexagonoptera) Phegopteris hexagonoptera is one of the most garden worthy US native ferns we grow

Hosta Hampshire County Asplenium Jim WaddickThis splendid introduction from the late Eleanor Lachman is one of the most stunning hostas from her renowned breeding program. Hosta 'Hampshire County' makes a 2' tall x 30" wide clump of large, corrugated, blue green leaves that, with age, develop a 1. 5" wide creamy white margin. There are few hostas even today that can rival the exquisite beauty of this hosta. The clumps are topped with 28" tall spikes of near white flowers in late spring.