Hosta 'Feel The Sky'

Hosta 'Feel The Sky'[S M] Here is a sport of 'Iron Sky' that grows better than its parent, and gets a bit bigger. 'Feel The Sky' has silky smooth, pointed, waxy blue leaves with big, curly waves along the margins. Leaf substance is unbelievably thick, indicating the plant is likely a tetraploid. Hosta 'Feel The Sky' is by no means a rapid grower, but will be a much better, easier to grow garden plant. Blooms in late summer with lavender flowers. (D. Van Eechaute)

'Sherlock' is a hybrid of 'Grecian Vase' x 'Komodo Dragon' with broad leaves

and is finally becoming easier to find

Note: Plants are small

but this unruly sport of 'Ripple Effect' defies gravity

Will likely stay smaller than its parent

Grows to be about 20" tall and 40" across

Slug resistant and slow to start

but even when young it often blooms with scented flowers that look like white calla lilies

Perfect in a trough garden or along a pathway

dried flower heads every summer

each trimmed by a serrated

and this high-class lady looks like she's ready for a night on the town all season long