Rainbows End Hosta Bloom Summer Shades of darkest night battle

Shades of darkest night battle with deep purples are red tones in the large flowers of this extraordinary hollyhock

The lower branches grow horizontally while upper branches reach more upright

Each dainty blossom displays a captivating pale sky blue to lavender-blue coloration

making it a great choice for adding swaths of colors to the front of a garden bed or anywhere that lower growing varieties are desired

Four crisp white bracts—each approximately two inches across—emerge

Rainbows End Hosta Bloom Summer Shades of darkest night battleRainbows End is named for the shiny bright green golden coloration that pops in a shade garden. Perhaps it gives the impression of the gold found at the end of a rainbow, but even if it doesn't, we think it can provide eye drawing color to the darker parts of your garden. Paired with darker colors, Rainbows End can be used to draw the eye, creating a golden pathway of color that might lead the observer to a specimen tree, hardscape feature or statue.