Dancing Queen Hosta Thuja bell-shaped flowers deepen into a

bell-shaped flowers deepen into a buttery gold and turn red near the base—blooms hang down as if taking a bow

A native to the eastern part of North America

Why choose one cultivar

it's useful for filling out and adding interest in a garden bed

All the perennials are easy care—and all produce colorful flowers that you and the butterflies will enjoy

Dancing Queen Hosta Thuja bell-shaped flowers deepen into aBright, unique, and totally her own, Dancing Queen Hosta is no wallflower. Large, yellow leaves unfold in spring to showcase their unique pie crust edging and marked ridges. Unlike most yellow hostas, which tend to turn green or fade after spring, this variety holds its yellow color all season long. Light lavender flowers appear in late summer, creating a unique and softly contrasting color scheme. Hybridized by Kent Terpening, this hosta will create