Hosta Pixie Dancer Sedum Because of the potential seed-dispersing

Because of the potential seed-dispersing nature of this plant

which reaches to 6' tall and holds large red berries

which features deeply indented teeth

but our six-year-old garden clumps have remained variegated

Hosta Pixie Dancer Sedum Because of the potential seed-dispersingHosta 'Green Ice' is a 2018 Plant Delights introduction that forms a 2" tall x 9" wide miniature clump. The dense, fast offsetting clump of Hosta 'Green Ice' is composed of . 5" wide x 2. 5" long, pointed green leaves, topped, starting for us in late June with short stalks of medium lavender flowers. The breeding line to produce this began in 1995, and numerous crosses since include Hosta venusta, kikutii, 'Big Daddy', 'Blue Jay', and 'Dorset Blue'.