Hosta Indian Feather Rubus Musella lasiocarpa has sailed through

Musella lasiocarpa has sailed through more than two decades of winters in our zone 7b garden

The giant clumps sway a bit in the breeze

Chemicals or callirhoe

They tolerate a wide range of soil types and conditions including damp soil and briefly soggy soil

Hosta Indian Feather Rubus Musella lasiocarpa has sailed throughI still remember being in Clarence Owens' MI garden in 1999 and watching people nearly trample each other to get a closeup view of this striking hosta. The slow growth rate has kept Hosta 'Indian Feather' quite rare, but we are thrilled to finally offer a few to our customers. Hosta 'Indian Feather' is very slow growing but will eventually make a 20" tall x 3' wide clump. The glossy leaves are mostly white for the first few years with a dark green