Hosta Cutting Edge Sisyrinchium It can be seen from

It can be seen from quite a distance

but the number one reason to grow them are the raspberry-purple flowers in late winter

dark green tongue that hangs downward like a dog that's chased far too many cars

thick round leaves

After doing the green scabiosa-like rosette thing for the first year

Hosta Cutting Edge Sisyrinchium It can be seen fromHosta 'Cutting Edge' drew raves from the attendees at the American Hosta Society Convention in Minnesota even before the bar opened. This unique hybrid (H. 'Salute' x H. pycnophylla) makes a 27" wide clump of pointed, glossy, blue leaves with a distinctive wavy edge. The architectural clump is topped in summer with a 2'+ tall scape of lavender flowers.