Aucuba japonica var borealis Honshu South Africa highlighted by dark eye zones

highlighted by dark eye zones

and quite different from the other Miscanthus sinensis types

Hostas like 'Touch of Class' are great to brighten a woodland garden

so get it planted asap

We think Dryopteris tokyoensis is an easy-to-grow and distinctive deer-resistant fern for the woodland shade garden

Aucuba japonica var borealis Honshu South Africa highlighted by dark eye zonesAucuba japonica var. borealis 'Honshu' is a female clone of aucuba that was originally collected in a very cold, high snowfall region of Honshu, Japan, and subsequently named and introduced by our friends at Camellia Forest. Aucuba japonica 'Honshu' makes a 4' tall x 6' wide compact clump in 10 years. Each clump of Aucuba japonica 'Honshu' is clothed with 6" long x 1. 5" wide, serrated, glossy, evergreen leaves. If you grow this near a male aucuba,