Hosta “Great Plains” review and information

Hosta "Great Plains" review

Large, upright mound of powderdy blue foliage; leaf color changes from blue to a shiny, dark green during the season; leaves also moderately wavy, ovate-shaped, slightly cupped, and thick-substanced; moderate bloom on leaf underside. Indiana’s breeding sensations brings us another giant masterpiece. Upright vase shaped clump with horizontally held blue-gray, heavy substance leaves ...ultimately looking like a table or great plain. Beautiful powder blue under the flat leaves. A nice switch from all the ruffles and dimples when you need it. 3' to 4' flower scapes hold masses of light lavender to white flowers. Fertile both ways. Hard to find and rarely seen.