Hosta Ice Follies PPAF Bermuda simply unreal and very easy

simply unreal and very easy to grow in average garden soil in light shade

It's not nearly as picky as its first cousin

The main difference between the two is that at agave puberty (around 3 years old) the tips of the narrow

The flowers are followed by lovely terminal clusters of attractive blue fruit

Hosta Ice Follies PPAF Bermuda simply unreal and very easyI really like this new discovery from hosta guru, Bill Meyer. Hosta 'Ice Follies' is a probable tetraploid mutation of the old standard, Hosta 'Antioch'. Hosta 'Ice Follies' is much smaller than its parent, forming a small 1' tall x 2' wide clump of pointed green leaves, with a very wide border that emerges gold and ages to cream. The clumps are topped with 2' tall spikes of light lavender flowers in early summer.