Hosta "Taurus" review
A home grown Iowa introduction from Jim Husemann of Asbury, Iowa. Stout and strong like its mythical namesake, the petioles hold the plant in a very upright manner. Like its parent, 'Rosedale Black Hole', the round, deeply cupped leaves show intense puckering and exceptionally heavy substance. Slightly smaller, more deeply cupped, and better blue color than its parent.
Hosta "Taurus" information:
| Size Category | medium |
| Hosta height x width | 50x65 cm (20x26 in.) inches |
| Leaf length x width | 23x22 cm (9x9 in.) inches |
| Vein pairs | 14-15 |
| Leaf color | |
| Variegation | |
| Leaf type | heavy, very cupped, very corrugated |
| Petiole | heavy, very cupped, very corrugated |
| Scape | blue-green |
| Scape height | 55 cm (22 in.) |
| Flower | near white,bell |
| Fragrant | |
| Flower length | 5 cm (2 in.) |
| Flowering period | June - July |
| Fertile | yes |
| Pod | green |
| Ploidy | |
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