 This bluish-green hosta was
registered by
Robert Savory
of Savory's Gardens in Minnesota in 1982 as a seedling of H. 'Rough
Waters'. It forms a very dense, small size mound of foliage usually shorter
than 10 inches in height. The flowers are bright purple and
appear in late June to early July followed by viable seeds. Great as an edging plant.
The Book of Little Hostas by Kathy and Michael Shadrack
(2010) says: "...this easy-to-grow cultivar quickly forms a dense
mound. Ideal for the raised bed and the woodland garden or
walk."
The New Encyclopedia of Hostas by
Diana
Grenfell (2009) states: "Grow in a container or as an edging plant in bright
light to light shade...Slow to increase...The parent of several
superb, even smaller-leaved sports...Among the smallest glaucous-leaved
hostas to have distinctly corrugated leaves."
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