Hosta "Fallen Angel" review
2003 National Convention hosta in Falls Church, VA. Spring coloration. Large hosta mound emerges entirely a misted gray-white color just like the center of the leaf of its parent 'Guardian Angel' and later fades to a bluish color. Great white flowers in July. Color persists in the North. Unusual and impressive clump. An unusual sport of Hosta 'Guardian Angel', in spring all the leaves emerge a misted gray white color and then turn to blue with time. The process is more rapid in warmer climates.
Hosta "Fallen Angel" information:
| Size Category | large |
| Hosta height x width | 60x90 cm (24x35 in.) inches |
| Leaf length x width | 40x25 cm (16x10 in.) inches |
| Vein pairs | 12 |
| Leaf color | |
| Variegation | viridescent |
| Leaf type | folded, ovate, cordate base |
| Petiole | folded, ovate, cordate base |
| Scape | blue-green |
| Scape height | 90 cm (35 in.) |
| Flower | near white,tubular |
| Fragrant | |
| Flower length | 6.5 cm (2.6 in.) |
| Flowering period | July |
| Fertile | |
| Pod | blue-green |
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