Hosta 'Humpback Whale' Columnar Daniel Dayton (1910s-1990s)

Daniel Dayton (1910s-1990s)

It is an excellent yellow magnolia specimen with an upright and pyramidal shape

and are intollerant of soil extremes

which are drawn both to the visual cue of the bright pink color and to the landing platform the open blooms provide

The magnolia Ann blooms later in the spring than most magnolia trees helping them avoid frost in more northern climates

Hosta 'Humpback Whale' Columnar Daniel Dayton (1910s-1990s)The enormous Humpback Whale hosta was once a rare sighting only appearing in a few high end gardens. In fact, according to Walters Gardens, it was once auctioned off for $725 at a fundraiser. Now is your chance to finally add this voluminous beauty to your garden. Humpback Whale is a textured blue green hosta that grows large mounding heart shaped leaves. It was originally grown by Mildred Seaver who was often referred to as the Queen of Hostas. She