Hosta Grand Slam Sun Perennials Bees are among many pollinator

Bees are among many pollinator insects that appreciate the nectar of blue donkey's-tail spurge

are arranged to give the effect of a lovely weeping habit and the sturdy 7'+ clumps of Miscanthus 'Andante' are topped from late summer through fall with a stunning plume display

Inside the pitcher

The stems of Uvularia grandiflora emerge from the ground in early April and quickly rise to 18"

Lycoris 'Glenn Dale Gem' produces lovely soft pink flowers with blue tips atop 18" tall nekkid stems in mid-August (NC)

Hosta Grand Slam Sun Perennials Bees are among many pollinatorThis introduction from the late Herb Benedict and his friend Hideko Gowen is probably a hybrid with H. pycnophylla or a similar species. The 2' diameter clump is composed of leathery, glossy, dark green leaves. With age, each leaf is edged with very dramatic waving. In early fall, the clump is topped with 20" spikes of lavender flowers. At least this one won't have an asterisk in the record books for "substance" abuse.