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cabbage and their varied kin is an easy and most worthwhile ornamental member of the Brassicaceae
resting during the heat of summer and resuming in September and October
The plants are adorned all summer with small yellow spathe and spadix flowers
the deer-resistant patches are adorned with fragrant white flowers
Hosta Linda Sue Perennial Encyclopedia cabbage and their varied kinHosta 'Linda Sue' is a Van Wade introduction, discovered as a sport on Hosta 'Frances Williams'. Hosta 'Linda Sue' has a dramatically wider gold margin than its parent and forms a stunning 2' tall x 40" wide clump of thick, corrugated blue leaves surrounded by a wide border and topped in late spring with short spikes of pure white flowers a hummingbird treat. Unlike its famous parent, Hosta 'Linda Sue' doesn't show the same leaf scorching tendencies,