Robert
Savory
of Savory's Gardens in Minnesota registered this
cultivar in 1988. It is a result of a cross of H. 'Green Gold' × H. 'Halcyon' that grows
into a large size hosta about 2 feet in height and 5 feet
wide. The leaves are deeply lobed at the base and come to a
distinct tip. They are slightly corrugated. From late June into July, very pale purple flowers bloom.
According to
The Hostapedia by Mark Zilis (2009), "...notable for its dark green
foliage."
Don't confuse this one with H. 'Edge
of Might'. Actually, it seems curious that both of
these cultivar names were approved for registration
since they are so close in spelling.
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