Rainbows End Hosta Easy to Grow Plant it where you have

Plant it where you have space to let it spread and where its romantic form can reflect in water

Echinacea ‘Hot Papaya’ is a plant that we keep coming back to in our own garden

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consider pairing it with white-flowering dogwoods or magnolias for a stunning multi-layered spring display

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Rainbows End Hosta Easy to Grow Plant it where you haveRainbows 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.