Hosta Tokudama Flavocircinalis Peltandra The fronds first emerge upright

The fronds first emerge upright

dark green H

In containers

because at the onset of hot weather the entire clump goes dormant for the summer

The mother tuber will form offsets

Hosta Tokudama Flavocircinalis Peltandra The fronds first emerge uprightThis old Japanese cultivar is still one of the most prized hostas in American gardens. Essentially, picture a slightly smaller statured Hosta 'Frances Williams' without the leaf scorch, and you have Hosta 'Tokudama Flavocircinalis'. The thick, rounded, blue corrugated leaves are accented by a wide golden margin. In late spring, the 4' wide clumps are topped with 24" tall stalks of pale lavender flowers.