Hosta Orange Marmalade PP 16742 Canada Iris unguicularis 'Mary Bernard'

Iris unguicularis 'Mary Bernard'

Looking more like a hybrid between a heath and a groundcover Juniper

91-294) Our 1999 introduction is the first hosta to combine the traits of the late-flowering

The very slender leaves provide an attractive contrast to bolder textured plants

so is easy to transplant to new locations

Hosta Orange Marmalade PP 16742 Canada Iris unguicularis 'Mary Bernard'This mutation of Hosta 'Paul's Glory' emerges with a green center and green edge in spring. Quickly, the center turns to yellow and, as the season progresses, it transforms to parchment white. The edge stays dark green and provides a dramatic contrast. Each 42" wide clump of Hosta 'Orange Marmalade' is topped in July with 2' tall scapes of pale lavender flowers a hummingbird treat.