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Can the seeds just be let to fall on the ground for propagation? or do they need to be "planted", if so: How deep? I'm not familiar wit...Read More
absolutley love the deeply rippled leaves of this hosta. Ditto what all the positives say about it. Lovely.
Give this plant a place in the shade to show off and you won't be disappointed.
Ours, after 3 years from a gallon pot, is easily 3...Read More
one of my favorite hostas
Outstanding blue color and leaf shape. Excellent slug resistance. A 'must have' for any hosta collector.
Great cupped leaves! Flower scapes 24"-30" high. Walden West 1989.
The most outstanding is the color and cupped shape of the leaf. This cultivar is worth growing as a specimen or a conversation piece.