Hosta Koriyama Bog Garden Plants only occurs in a few

only occurs in a few populations in the Apalachicola region of the Florida Panhandle

each ending with clusters of large frilly flowers composed of narrow striped petals with a dark yellow center surrounded by a lighter yellow border

Sarracenia flava produces most of its nicest 2" wide pitchers during the spring season

As the upright stalk reaches its ultimate height

Hosta Koriyama Bog Garden Plants only occurs in a fewThis Japanese selection (possibly a form of H. sieboldii) makes a nice small mound to 15" wide. Each narrow wavy twisted leaf has a dark green center surrounded by a wide creamy edge that is gold in the early spring. In midsummer, the clumps are topped with dark lavender flowers on 15" tall scapes.