Twin Cities Hosta

A reverse sport of 'St. Paul' and a tetraploid form of 'Paul's Glory'. Thick, blue-green leaves have wide, 2" chartreuse margins that mature to gold and produce an upright, spreading clump. Light lavender flowers are produced in early to midsummer. This is a large-sized hosta.  The blue-green foliage has a wide yellow marginal variegation, large dimpled blue leaves of heavy substance.  It has broadly ovate to oblong ovate, wavy and moderately corrugated foliage. The pale lavender flowers bloom starting in mid-July. Height and width:    80x150 cm (31x59 in.) Leaf color:    blue-green foliage with wide yellow marginal variegation, corrugated Flower:    pale lavender  Slug resistant