Hosta Salute Black Foliage Plants upright pea-foliaged stems arise from

upright pea-foliaged stems arise from a slow-moving (NOT INVASIVE) rhizome

protruding sex organ (spadix) which provides a dramatic contrast to the purple of the pitcher (spathe)

The blue foliage adds a lovely color to the garden

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If your plants become looking tired and ratty

Hosta Salute Black Foliage Plants upright pea-foliaged stems arise fromFrom Herb Benedict's breeding line from H. 'Dorset Blue' comes this 4th generation seedling. H. 'Salute' is a uniquely upright grower in the habit of a dwarf H. 'Krossa Regal'. Each 8" long x 4" wide, slightly wavy leaf of powdery blue is held upright on this compact clump. In early summer, the 2' wide clump is topped with 2' scapes of nearly white flowers very unique (don't fuss, we're charter members of adjectives anonymous)!