Lord Puckersheen
$35.00
For those who love texture, ‘Lord Puckersheen’ from Charlie Kwick is an excellent choice. This hosta is defined by its heavily puckered and corrugated green leaves, creating a deeply textured and substantial mound. It’s a classic, sturdy hosta that provides a rugged and durable presence. (Mature Size: 20″T x 30″W)
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Hosta ‘Lord Puckersheen’ is a registered seedling of H. ‘Sagae’ and ‘Captain Kirk’ from breeder Charlie Kwick. It forms a large mound of intensely puckered and corrugated green foliage with excellent substance. It produces pale lavender flowers on 33-inch scapes in summer.
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