Hosta Key Lime Pie Helleborus Arum palaestinum prefers a dry

Arum palaestinum prefers a dry site in the winter with good drainage

although flower buds were killed when winter temperatures dropped below 5 degrees F

In early May (NC)

deeply-cupped green leaves

What we can tell you

Hosta Key Lime Pie Helleborus Arum palaestinum prefers a dryIt thrills us to offer Hosta 'Key Lime Pie', an amazing sport of our H. 'Squash Casserole', discovered by Minnesota's Hans Hansen. Unlike the gold leaf of the parent, H. 'Key Lime Pie' has a green leaf surrounded by a dramatic, wide, ruffled gold edge. H. 'Key Lime Pie' has the same vigor as its parent, even in less than ideal growing conditions, and quickly forms a 5' wide clump. In early summer, the clumps are topped with 20" scapes of light