Hosta Glory Hallelujah Purple/Lavender Flowering Plants resembling shredded mop heads

resembling shredded mop heads

occurred at the University of California Santa Cruz Arboretum

In mid-April (NC)

the 2' wide clumps are topped with scapes of light lavender flowers

glossy green foliage on this Crinum scabrum x Crinum erubescens hybrid gives rise

Hosta Glory Hallelujah Purple/Lavender Flowering Plants resembling shredded mop headsThis Hans Hansen introduction is a reverse sport of the popular Hosta 'Paul's Glory', producing an elegant 20" tall x 56" wide clump of large, round, corrugated leaves with a dark blue green center surrounded by a wide bright golden margin. A mature clump of Hosta 'Glory Hallelujah' is a real head turner.