
Hosta "Queue" review
Small compact plant with serrated leaf edge. This along with 'Shark's Tooth', a sibling were the result of my efforts to produce serrated hosta. In both seedlings I was able to achieve some success and knowledge about this phenotype. It is the result of a cross between 'Teaspoon' and venusta. The dull grey green color from the pollen parent venusta and shorter plant growth added a robustness to the delicate round leaves of 'Teaspoon'. 'Queue' is a semi-circle pin cushion of a hosta with sewing needle projection type scapes of small lavender flowers at the height of summer. It is a robust grower that clumps quickly.
Hosta "Queue" information:
Size Category | small |
Hosta height x width | 25x46 cm (10x18 in.) inches |
Leaf length x width | 8x5 cm (3x2 in.) inches |
Vein pairs | 6 |
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Leaf type | very rippled, serrated |
Petiole | very rippled, serrated |
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Flowering period | June - July |
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