Hosta Linda Sue Peltandra are held atop 4' tall

are held atop 4' tall stalks laden with intercalary (between the leaf segments) bulbils in August and September

The wavy green-leaf clump to 15" tall (the shortest form of Crinum macowanii we grow) serves as a nice foil for the 2' tall flower spikes that adorn the plant from late May through August (NC)

The inflorescence

butterfly-shaped flowers of Hedychium coronarium begin to open

lavender double flowers

Hosta Linda Sue Peltandra are held atop 4' tallHosta 'Linda Sue' is a Van Wade introduction, discovered as a sport on Hosta 'Frances Williams'. Hosta 'Linda Sue' has a dramatically wider gold margin than its parent and forms a stunning 2' tall x 40" wide clump of thick, corrugated blue leaves surrounded by a wide border and topped in late spring with short spikes of pure white flowers a hummingbird treat. Unlike its famous parent, Hosta 'Linda Sue' doesn't show the same leaf scorching tendencies,