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we saw this growing in the wild at the base of an Argentine tree cactus in the dry mountains of northern Argentina
In late winter and early spring (February through April
The most vigorous individuals might occasionally need to reined in where they have spread too far if space is limited
climbing aster could in fact be cut to the ground
Hosta Shirley Vaughn Tropical Asia we saw this growing inFrom a cross of H. 'Breeders Choice' F2 x H. pycnophylla, comes this 1996 introduction from master breeder Kevin Vaughn. Named after Kevin's mother (it's gotta be good), H. 'Shirley Vaughn' makes an outrageous 60" giant clump wavy green leaves with a wide cream yellow margin. The clumps are topped with 3' spikes of lavender flowers in July. We think you will really enjoy having "Shirley" in your garden.