A hosta native to full sun sites
Native to the full sun environments of northern Japan, this particular Hosta rectifolia type thrives where others falter. Known as ‘Tonoko Tachi’, it exhibits exceptional sun tolerance, distinguishing it from other varieties. Whether referred to scientifically as H. rectifolia pruinosa or simply 'Tonoko Tachi', this robust hosta adapts beautifully to challenging conditions.
Features that set it apart
'Tonoko Tachi' boasts shiny, medium green leaves with a unique white underside. Its ovate-shaped leaves are wavy and moderately corrugated once fully mature, demonstrating a strong and lasting substance. This exquisite foliage makes it a captivating addition to gardens requiring resilient greenery.
Purple blooms add seasonal charm
In late July through August, expect vibrant purple flowers to appear atop 24-30” tall scapes. These blossoms not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also extend the visual interest in any landscape setting during peak summer months, offering an eye-catching display.
