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the show is unforgettable

This shrubby plant has showy red flowers and leaves that are intermediate between the parent species (which see)

Hosta 'Tardiflora' announces the best trait in the name itself: tardiflora means late-flowering

Osmanthus armatus prophouse-fall-2027 which makes the plant aOsmanthus armatus, a rare gem from the evergreen forests of western China, brings both elegance and resilience to the garden. This large, multi branched shrub is known for thick, lustrous, dark green leaves adorned with prominent marginal and terminal spines, reminiscent of holly. Interestingly, as the plant matures, these spines gradually disappear, giving the foliage a smoother, more refined appearance, a transformation that reflects the shrub's