Hosta Unruly Child Ammocharis Since we first planted Dryopteris

Since we first planted Dryopteris pycnopteroides in 2000

We think you will fall in love with H

has 5" long oval leaves with a very dramatic border that emerges gold

seriously cute and no cutting back required

#A17NC-016) We are very pleased to offer seed-grown plants from a very special population of Sabatia kennedyana from Juniper Creek in Columbus County

Hosta Unruly Child Ammocharis Since we first planted DryopterisHosta 'Unruly Child' is a 2015 Plant Delights Nursery introduction, derived from a complex series of crosses involving Hosta yingeri, Hosta hypoleuca, Hosta kikutii, Hosta longipes, Hosta sieboldiana, Hosta plantaginea, and Hosta sieboldii, finally culminating in 2005 with this hybrid. The result is a truly crazy hosta with more wiggles, undulations, and crests than we've ever seen in a hosta. If you like this kind of thing, this is exactly the kind