Hosta Hillbilly Blues Shade Perennials Caesalpinia gilliesii is sure to

Caesalpinia gilliesii is sure to draw both visitor stares and rave reviews

small rounded flowers of purple flushed with green

While zig-zag cliff brake isn't difficult to grow

This is one of the most exciting new hostas that we've grown in a long time

Hosta Hillbilly Blues Shade Perennials Caesalpinia gilliesii is sure to(syn: H. 91 294) Our 1999 introduction is the first hosta to combine the traits of the late flowering, deeply veined rock hosta, H. kikutii with the blue of H. sieboldiana. This new hybrid (H. 'Hirao Splendor' x H. 'Hadspen Blue') forms a stunning 3' wide rosette of deeply veined, powder blue leaves. In late summer (August and September), the clumps are topped with attractive 16" scapes of light lavender flowers. If you've been looking for a flat