Hosta 'Wu Hoo'

Hosta 'Wu Hoo'[L VL] An 'Empress Wu' sport that is different than the rest. The huge leaves of 'Wu Hoo' have a blue cast to them in the spring and are circled by wide, chartreuse borders. By mid summer, the blue fades to green, as does the margin, making the already subtle variegation even more so. The quiet beauty of this giant draws you in for a closer look! Hosta 'Wu Hoo' will form a massive mound of 17" leaves, at least 30" tall and 60" across. Fertile, light

non-burning foliage

We've admired this plant for years

One 12 inch rod secures the sign in the ground (not pictured)

Hosta 'One Last Dance' will form a 20" tall and 48" wide mound that blooms with fertile

heart-shaped leaves that develop light texturing with maturity

[M] Like dented metal

not often seen sport of 'Whirlwind'

See Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears' - 2008 Hosta of the Year for more information and pictures

In early summer it is topped with short spikes of near white flowers

and a key building block in Ronny's work

and have frothy white backs

Not only is this a fun plant that will capture the attention of everyone who sees it