Hosta 'Venetian Skies'

Hosta 'Venetian Skies'[M] A new and not widely distributed sport of 'Venetian Blue' developed by Roy Klehm. Elongated, pointed leaves emerge frosty blue with a narrow, rippled, white margin. The blue fades to green by mid summer, but the variegation remains bright. Thanks to its 'Tardiflora' genetics, the plant looks fresh well into the fall. Hosta 'Venetian Skies' forms a graceful, arching mound about 14" high and 36" across that blooms with fertile, lavender flowers in

Perfect in a fairy garden

The narrow leaflets are held at 90 degree angles from the stem

it will be big and it will be a thing of beauty

[Mini-S] We are huge fans of Dan Wols' hybridizing work

if your backyard is big enough for this monster

limey-green margin

blue-green leaves with white centers that are swirled with blue-green

the petioles are an exceptional

then fades to white

Blooms in mid summer with lavender flowers

[M] The second release from rising hybridizer

Pinnate leaves have toothed margins and burst from the ground in the spring like a vivid ray of sunshine breaking through the clouds