Hosta 'Capitol Hill'

Hosta 'Capitol Hill'[M L] A dark and handsome sport of the 1995 American Hosta Society Convention gift plant, 'Potomac Pride'. The round, glossy leaves of Hosta 'Capitol Hill' are about as deep green as you'll find in a hosta, and circled be a wide, chartreuse border. The heavy foliage becomes strongly puckered with maturity, forming a beautiful mound at least 15" tall and 30" across. Hosta 'Capitol Hill' blooms in mid summer with scapes of light lavender, spider like

blue hostas in existence

yellow leaves have gently undulating edges and are coated with milky wax in the spring

[M] A rarely seen hybrid from Don Dean involving multi generation crosses of 'Frosted Dimples'

This wide margined sport of 'Stained Glass' is comparable to a brighter version of 'Holy Mole'

blue-green leaves trimmed with a white edge

with its long

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Purple flowers in mid summer

[M] With Hollywood good looks

Near white flowers in late summer

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creating a kaleidoscope of green shades