Hosta Caesar Salad Musella and we have not seen

and we have not seen the original plant

Sinningia tubiflora

The late English gardener/nurserywoman Beth Chatto is rumored to have first introduced this in the early 1980s

although the new growth emerges very late (reports indicate success in parts of zone 6)

it is not aggressive

Hosta Caesar Salad Musella and we have not seen(aka: H. 99 094) Hosta 'Caesar Salad' is one of our favorite hostas from our breeding program. This cross of Hosta 'Korean Snow', Hosta 'Maekawa', and Hosta 'Elvis Lives' resulted in a 15" tall x 32" wide clump of very wavy, glossy green leaves. Not only is the foliage great, but the clumps are topped in late July with fascinating flower buds, followed by attractive stalks of light lavender flowers in early August. Hosta 'Caesar Salad' weathers brutal