Hosta ventricosa Flame Stitch Chrysogonum Introduced into cultivation by Woodlanders

Introduced into cultivation by Woodlanders Nursery

well-drained soils produce the best flowering

This Kevin Vaughn hybrid is still one of the most sought-after hostas of the early 1980s

(aka: Aspidistra mushaensis BSWJ 1949) Aspidistra mushaensis 'Spotty Dotty' is a 1993 collection from our friends at Crug Farm

Hosta ventricosa Flame Stitch Chrysogonum Introduced into cultivation by WoodlandersThis 1991 introduction first caught our eyes and then our hearts. H. 'Flame Stitch' is the reverse variegation of H. ventricosa 'Aureomarginata'. The difficulty in propagation assures that this will never be a widespread cultivar, although we find that plenty of sun makes it grow much faster. The creamy white leaves are bordered with an irregular edge of dark green. In late summer, the 2' wide clumps are topped with 30" scapes of large, dark purple,