First, let me say that my hosta 'Queen of the Seas' is not in the greatest spot in my garden. I had to move it under a tree, as it was turning green (which a lot of blue hostas do if exposed to sun). I wanted it to maintain it's beautiful powdery blue color through most of the summer. 'Queen of the Seas' has leaves that not only have a slight twist, but also have a pie crust edge and heavily ribbing. It's a beauty, as long as you can keep it in full shade.
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Hosta 'Queen of the Seas' 2009 |
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Hosta 'Queen of the Seas' 2012 |
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