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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

with strongly ruffled edges

Avent - 2005)

aqua blue leaves of this newest introduction from Hans Hansen's unparalleled hosta hybridizing work

Hansen - 2020)

and 'Purple Verticulated Elf' may be Don Dean's best blue

'Point Judith Light' stands tall with long

as a strong purple blush reaches from the base of the leaf to the tip

upright petioles

Flowers are fertile

Even as the tight eyes unfurl in early spring

Named for the historic lighthouse on Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island

Bergenia 'Ripple Effect' is deciduous