Scheherazade
$30.00
A very large and elegant hosta with beautiful, flowing foliage. ‘Scheherazade’ features large, heart-shaped green leaves with a graceful wave and a satiny, slightly glossy finish. It forms an impressive, cascading mound, making it a wonderful choice for a sophisticated architectural specimen. (Mature Size: 30″T x 60″W)
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Registered in 1999 by Mildred Seaver, Hosta ‘Scheherazade’ is a seedling from ‘Elatior’. It is a very large hosta with satiny, slightly glossy, wavy, heart-shaped green leaves. It forms a large, graceful mound.
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