Hosta ‘Fire and Ice' lobster It's called Flame Grass because

It's called Flame Grass because of it striking orange-red fall color

so deadheading is not necessary

Fine Line buckthorn combines the feathery foliage of 'Asplenifolia' with the narrow upright habit of 'Columnaris

This nifty little native shrub has very high quality

Hosta ‘Fire and Ice' lobster It's called Flame Grass becauseA striking, reverse sport of the widely admired 'Patriot' (Hosta of the Year in 1997). The leaves of 'Fire and Ice' have a heavy substance and a slight twist that creates a sense of movement and draws your eye to their pure white centers and dark green edging. In midsummer, lavender flowers appear on 20 scapes. A midsize Hosta that's showy as a specimen or bedded out in groups.