Hosta Iron Gate Delight Ophiopogon We think everyone should have

We think everyone should have an abundance of maidens throughout their garden

Butterflies and moths are secondary pollinators

Displayed prominently from the end of the swirled petals are it's reproductive organs

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(aka: Salvia greggii 'Alba') This plant had been tossed around the country for years without a legitimate cultivar name

Hosta Iron Gate Delight Ophiopogon We think everyone should haveHere is one of the truly great heat tolerant hostas that slipped through the proverbial cracks. Hosta 'Iron Gate Delight', introduced in 1981 by North Carolina's own Van Sellers, has 5" long oval leaves with a very dramatic border that emerges gold, then changes over to cream. Hosta 'Iron Gate Delight' is a vigorous grower that matures into a spectacular 3' wide clump, further enhanced with extremely fragrant lavender flowers on 2' scapes in midsummer