Hosta 'Country Candied Confection'

Hosta 'Country Candied Confection'[M] Anyone who follows Don Dean's hybridizing work knows that every one of his introductions brings a unique sweet flavor to the hosta garden. 'Country Candied Confection' is a combination of one of Don's early introductions, 'Frosted Dimples', a Mildred Seaver classic, 'Sea Frolic', and one of my favorite green hostas, 'Candy Dish'. The result is a dense mound about 16" tall and 38" across of convex leaves of deep blue green. Each broadly heart

[M] Decked out in foliage fit for any royal garden

arching stems of small

Echeverias or Mexican Hen & Chicks are one of our favorite groups of succulents

Can be slow to get started and takes two to three years to develop the wide margin

and glows bright gold through the last half of the summer

flared mound about 11" tall and 27" across that blooms in late summer with fertile

it's a given that 'Considering Concordville' has exceptionally colored petioles that start out bright red in the spring

Asch - 2004)

The large leaves and 26" tall by 40" wide

[Mini-S] This dainty little hosta is a hybrid out of 'Lakeside Knickknack'

blue-green leaves make this a real classic that any garden needs

I think the real magic is yet to come